The Canton Tower, also known as the "Little Waist", is a landmark broadcasting and television tower in Guangzhou, China, standing at a total height of 600 meters and located at the intersection of the city's new central axis and the Pearl River landscape axis.

Shamian Island, located in Guangzhou's Pearl River, is a historic and cultural island that was once a British and French concession, renowned for its well-preserved 19th-century European-style buildings and unique blend of Chinese and Western cultures.

Yongqing Fang, also known as the "Yongqing Area", is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction and a cultural landmark in Guangzhou, featuring preserved Qing Dynasty-era buildings such as brick houses, red-brick buildings, and verandas.

Beijing Road Pedestrian Street is a bustling commercial street in Guangzhou, stretching from Zhongshan 5th Road to Huifu Road, lined with over 130 shops specializing in clothing, department stores, footwear, dining, and jewelry.