Location & Transport

Exhibition Park sits right next to the Canton Fair Complex in Haizhu District, Guangzhou. The address is Yuejiang Middle Road, just west of the Guangzhou International Convention & Exhibition Center. To get here, take Metro Line 8 to “Flying Over Pearl River” station, then walk 10 minutes. Buses 229 or 468 also drop you nearby. If you’re cycling, there are plenty of bike lanes leading straight to the park’s entrance.

Natural Scenery: A Urban Oasis

Exhibition Park feels like a mini-jungle in the city! The lake here is crystal clear, perfect for spotting koi fish or just chilling by the water. Shady paths lined with big trees stretch toward the Pearl River, giving you that “walking in the woods” vibe. After a rain, the air smells super fresh. In spring, pink cherry blossoms (like pink amaryllis) and white magnolias bloom everywhere—it’s Instagram heaven!

Human Touch: From Sports Field to Green Wonder

This park started as a simple gym area for the 2010 Asian Games. But later, they upgraded it to a green paradise. They kept all the old giant trees and added fancy flowering plants. The paths now mix walking trails, bike lanes, and tree-shaded corridors. Even the roads outside got a green makeover—bikes and pedestrians have their own lanes inside the green belts.

Facilities for Everyone

Families love Exhibition Park! There are playgrounds for kids, benches under the trees, and spots for picnics. Rent a bike (there’s a station near the entrance) to explore the 5km loop. Bring your own snacks, but there are also small cafes selling bubble tea. For photographers, morning light by the lake or sunset views from the riverside are top picks.

Exploring Tips

Wear comfy shoes—the park is huge! Weekdays are less crowded. Bring sunscreen if you visit in the day, or come evening for a cooler vibe. Don’t miss the flower seasons (spring for blossoms, autumn for leaves). And yes, it’s all free!

This park blends nature and city life so well. Whether you’re jogging, biking, or just relaxing, Exhibition Park shows off Guangzhou’s green side without trying too hard. Come see why locals call it their “backyard forest”!