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Holidays in Dongguan

We don’t know about you, but we think if we were supposed to stay in one spot we’d have roots instead of feet. So why not make the most of your sweet, sweet freedom and discover the awesomeness of Dongguan?

This city is home to about 8,000,000 locals.

To reach Dongguan from Beijing, the national capital, you'd need to travel 1,900 kilometres to the south. Another good point of reference is Zhongshan, which lies 70 kilometres to the southwest.

Looking for some family-friendly activities? Delight the youngsters with a trip to Dongguan Zonglv Valley Watertown and Jinaozhou Theme Park. Xihu Wonder World is another fun-filled attraction that everyone is sure to love!

The children will be filled with wonder and awe during a day out at the Dongguan Xiangshi Zoo. They'll get an up-close look at how its animals behave while learning about what it takes to look after them.

Lay out a blanket and watch the clouds roll over your head at a green space like Chang an Park and Liuhua Park. Humen Park and the Keyuan Garden are also popular haunts for both visitors and locals.

Gaze out across the mirror-like water at Xiagongyan Reservoir.

You probably already know about its best shopping centres and squares, but don't forget that Dongguan has some impressive natural sights too. Lotus Mountain and Guangdong Mountain Park are two names to keep in mind. For some extra downtime, head to Lianhua Mountain and Chang'an Country Park.

If you want to expand your mind or even just escape a rainy day, the Humen Naval Battle Museum and the Opium War Museum should be on your itinerary. Ask about guided tours or study the eye-opening exhibits in your own time. Museum nerds also need to go to ZhanJian HangMu ZhanLan and the Humen Naval Museum.

Expand your mind with the latest in scientific innovation at the Dongguan Science and Technology Museum. The journey of discovery doesn't have to stop there. The Dongguan Science Museum is chock-full of even more science objects and displays that are just waiting to be explored.

Acquaint yourself with the intriguing past of this city and the wider region at the Anti-British Memorial Hall, Humen Dongguan and the Dongguan Museum.

Would you like to discover some historically significant attractions? An outing to the Yuan Chonghuan Memorial Park or Liuhua Tower will help you understand Dongguan's past. If that doesn't satisfy the history buff in you, keep going to the Lin Zexu Memorial Hall and Jiang-Guangnai Former Residence.

Customers keen on military history shouldn't skip Weiyuan Fort and Shajiao Fort. Picture the intense sieges that happened there and discover the ingenious design that made them hard to attack.

Looking for some deeper meaning on your holiday? Go on a pilgrimage to some of the city's landmark sacred sites, such as the KangWang Temple and the Dongyue Temple of Dongguan. If you have the time, the Qingtan Temple is also worth an outing.

With its numerous public spaces, it's clear that this city was designed with its citizens in mind. You'll feel just like one of the locals as you move among the crowds at Humen Square and Chang an Square. Also swing by Dalingshan Town Square and Liaobu Square, particularly if they're hosting any entertaining social or cultural events.

While the large majority of city structures are purely functional, others serve more symbolic purposes. Built in the memory of the different people and events that have helped shape this area into what it is today, the General Mountain Martyrs Monument and the Quejinting Monument are a couple of these special places.

One of the area's chief tertiary institutions, the Dongguan Zhongshan University is worth a visit. Enquire about tours, admire the contemporary architecture and talk to a few students about the campus life.

Whether you want to buy essentials, the perfect holiday souvenir or just a snack, New South China Mall and Broadway Fashionable Mall are the places to circle on your map.

Dress up for an evening of fun and excitement at Dongguan's the Yulan Theater, a popular local venue.

It's far better to think back on your life and say, 'Can you believe I did that?' instead of, 'I really wish I had done that.' So, while you're here you should also see some of the less well-known attractions, such as Humen Pearl River Bridge and Longfeng Villa Video Resort. Don't forget about DongGuanShi GongAnJu NanCheng FenJu NanDun YiShuGuan and the DongGuan YiZhan ZhongXin either.

Hotels in Dongguan

If you book in at one of our most recommended accommodations, the professional staff will ensure that your stay is a memorable one. The Wanda Vista Dongguan and Pullman Dongguan Forum are worth thinking about.