Things to do in Huazhou

It's a botanical park, very large with lots of plants, and the play area is very ordinary and small. It's nice to walk around the park, but there are a lot of mosquitoes, and the usual children's mosquito repellent is useless. It's best to wear long sleeves and long pants.

Maoming Forest Park is a beautiful and relaxing scenic spot. It has a zoo, a small lake, and a playground for children, making it a great place for leisure and vacation. The price is reasonable, offering excellent value for money.

[Scenery] Located in the city, convenient transportation, parking lot, retains historical decoration, not large, can be visited in about ten minutes [Fun] There is an interactive area, parents and children can interact [Value for money] Free to visit, good for taking children out

The sea here is a beautiful blue, especially on sunny days. The blue hues of the water at Shiluotian are distinctly layered, giving it a feel similar to the Xisha Islands. The seafood on the island is fresh and easy to prepare, and the bananas are delicious. It's truly a place with beautiful scenery, delicious food, and a wonderful mood—definitely worth a visit. However, parking is charged, and there are separate fees: 5 yuan for a two-wheeled electric cart, 10 yuan for a three-wheeled electric cart, and 20 yuan for a car. This is quite unreasonable. I took motion sickness medication before the boat trip to the island, so I didn't feel particularly sick.

It's quite nice to stroll around here on a weekday during the off-season, although the plants aren't as green. The park is very large; it would probably take a whole day to see everything. I bought a 5 yuan sightseeing bus ticket and took a 20-minute ride around the north gate, which was pretty good.

The most touching part of the Huazhou Confucius Temple is the osmanthus tree that has stood as long as the temple itself. When the wind blows, golden petals fall softly across the Zhusi Bridge, their fragrance permeating the remaining steles from the Song and Ming dynasties. Under the corridor of the academy, I met an old man sweeping the grounds. He said, "Every leaf has heard the sound of recitation." It turns out that the true echoes are not in the halls and pavilions, but in the ordinary acts of care and protection.

A famous Buddhist holy place in China! There are many believers. Many people suffering from depression, anxiety, and schizophrenia have been cured here. Many seriously ill patients have also recovered.

There are good storage rooms, but you can change clothes in the locker rooms only in the shower. There are few people during the day, so you can fully ride on all the slides. The park opens late - 12.30. Some of our tickets worked only from 13.00. Morning time is optimal for skiing in the heat, but the park is closed. In the evening, there are more people Lunch is inexpensive, but not super tasty, you can say it's okay. Circles can be rented for 30 yuan per day. Overall, the park is nice.

You can tour the interior of a decommissioned Kilo-class submarine, which is very immersive. The interior space is cramped, but the pipelines, crew quarters, and engine room have been preserved in their original state, providing a direct understanding of the working and living environment of the submarine crew. The exterior is great for taking photos, especially with the bay view. The downsides are the narrow entrance, queues, and the stuffy interior; it's best suited for those interested in military and defense history.