Hidden Gardens & Scenic Views

This collection highlights the diverse flora and panoramic vistas found across Guangzhou's green lungs. It features specialized sections of the South China Botanical Garden, such as the Magnolia Garden and the 90th Anniversary Memorial Tree Garden, alongside the ecological trails of Yunxi and Yunluo at the base of Baiyun Mountain. For elevated perspectives, the list includes Moxing Summit—the mountain's highest point—and the 200-meter steel lattice Guangdong TV Tower, offering expansive views across the city's historic and modern districts.

Guangdong TV Tower

A 200-meter steel lattice tower featuring an observation deck with views over Yuexiu District and the surrounding parklands.

Yunluo Botanical Garden

Landscaped grounds within the Baiyun Mountain scenic area featuring seasonal floral displays and quiet walking paths.

Yunxi Botanical Garden

Ecological site at the foot of Baiyun Mountain featuring wooden boardwalks, aquatic plant ponds, and subtropical biodiversity conservation areas.

Moxing Summit

The highest peak of Baiyun Mountain at 382 meters, offering panoramic views of the Guangzhou skyline and the Pearl River.

木兰园

Specialized section of the South China Botanical Garden focused on the cultivation and study of various Magnoliaceae species.

90周年纪念树园

Commemorative arboretum within the South China Botanical Garden featuring rare and significant tree species planted to mark the institution's history.