Guangzhou Sunac Land is located in Huadu District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province. As the core component of Guangzhou Sunac Cultural Tourism City, it is a large-scale theme amusement resort. The park is an open-style theme park that integrates Lingnan local culture with modern amusement facilities, featuring multiple themed zones that combine rides, theatrical performances, outdoor landscapes, and themed retail shops. The entire Guangzhou Sunac Cultural Tourism City covers a vast area, with the Land itself spanning approximately 596,000 square meters. The scenic area blends traditional Lingnan cultural scenes with modern entertainment experiences, offering a variety of large rides and live stage performances. It is open to visitors of all ages; entry to the park does not require a mandatory ticket, while individual attractions may charge separately, and an all-inclusive pass is also available for unlimited access to the rides.
History and Culture
Guangzhou Sunac Land is a major cultural tourism project invested and built by Sunac China. As an important part of Guangzhou Sunac Cultural Tourism City, it was officially opened to the public in June 2019 in Huadu District, Guangzhou. The project was initially conceived to create a large-scale cultural tourism complex in the Guangdong?Hong Kong?Macao Greater Bay Area, filling the gap in large theme parks in northern Guangzhou.
In terms of cultural content, the park deeply explores local Lingnan heritage, using Cantonese culture as its core design inspiration. The architecture, street scenes, and performances extensively draw from Lingnan historical stories, folk customs, and traditional crafts, transforming the streetscape and folklore of old Guangzhou into tangible scenic settings and shows. This allows visitors to experience the regional cultural characteristics of Lingnan while enjoying the rides, distinguishing the park from ordinary mechanical amusement parks. As a modern cultural attraction built in recent years, it does not possess ancient historical relics; its cultural expression is mainly presented through re?creation and staging of Lingnan folk traditions.
Main Attractions
Millennium Commercial Capital
This zone recreates an ancient Lingnan trading street scene, featuring arcade?style architecture typical of the region. It is lined with themed shops, snack stalls, and small street performances that evoke the bustling atmosphere of old Guangzhou’s market streets. It serves as the main pedestrian hub upon entering the park, connecting various themed zones, and is an ideal place for visitors to rest, buy souvenirs, and sample local Lingnan delicacies.
Maritime Silk Road
Themed around the ancient Maritime Silk Road, this zone features nautical?related scenes and rides. Highlight attractions include the "Sea Spinner" and other amusement devices, complemented by themed sculptures that evoke the imagery of ocean voyages. The rides here cater mainly to families and teenagers, offering both thrilling options and gentler family?friendly activities.
Ancient Nanyue Kingdom
Inspired by the historical background of the ancient Nanyue Kingdom in the Lingnan region, this zone’s architecture reflects the cultural traits of that era. It boasts a large roller coaster, the "Twin Dragon Coaster," a dual?track ride that is the park’s signature attraction. The zone also features thematic landscapes that tell stories of ancient Nanyue. It is the area with the most high?thrill rides, perfect for visitors who love mechanical amusement devices.
Five Rams Legend
This zone draws on the local Guangzhou legend of the Five Rams presenting ears of grain, with a focus on family?oriented, low?intensity attractions suitable for young children. It includes gentle rides and sculptures related to the legend, integrating the local folk tale into the play environment. The atmosphere here is relaxed, making it a great spot for families to linger.
Lingnan Impression
Concentrating on Cantonese folk customs, this zone takes inspiration from Lingnan gardens and traditional folk tales. In addition to scenic walks, it features a large outdoor theatre that presents the live show Dreaming of Lingnan, a stage performance that vividly portrays Lingnan folk stories and customs. It is the park’s core performance venue, where visitors can enjoy theatrical productions that showcase the charm of Cantonese culture.
Dream Garden
Designed in a fairy?tale floral style with motifs of flowers, butterflies, and insects, this zone is mainly for all?age family entertainment and concentrates most of the children’s rides. It offers multiple family?friendly attractions, a children's theatre staging Adventures in the Reversed Kingdom (an interactive family show), and science shows during certain periods. It is an ideal area for families with children.
Recommended Route：
Main Entrance → Millennium Commercial Capital → Ancient Nanyue Kingdom → Five Rams Legend → Lingnan Impression → Dream Garden → Maritime Silk Road → Main Exit
Visitor Tips：
Avoid peak times such as weekends and public holidays to reduce waiting times for rides.
Upon arrival, pick up a park map and check the daily performance schedule first, so you can plan your time between rides and shows.
Popular rides tend to have long queues; head to them early when the park opens.
The park is large, so wear comfortable, non?slip shoes for extended walking.
If you want to watch theatre performances, arrive early to avoid being turned away due to full capacity.
In summer, take sun protection measures—bring a hat and drinking water, or purchase them inside the park.
For families with children, plan your visit around the family?oriented zones and check height restrictions before choosing rides.
Important Notices：
Mechanical rides have strict height, weight, and health requirements. Visitors with heart disease, high blood pressure, or other conditions should not participate in rides that have such restrictions.
Some rides have minimum height requirements for children; please read the signs at each ride entrance carefully.
Performances may be temporarily changed or cancelled due to weather or maintenance; follow on?site announcements.
Outside food and glass containers are not allowed in some indoor venues, but you may bring your own drinking water in outdoor areas.
Some facilities undergo regular maintenance; check official announcements for scheduled closures before your visit.
During holidays, the park is crowded—keep an eye on your belongings and supervise elderly and young companions.
Drone flights are prohibited inside the park without prior permission.
Transportation：
Metro: Take Metro Line 9 to Huadu Square Station, then transfer by bus or taxi to Guangzhou Sunac Land.
Bus: Take Huadu Bus Route 6, Route 19, or other lines to the Sunac Cultural Tourism City bus stop, then walk to the park entrance.
Driving: Navigate to "Guangzhou Sunac Land" – the park has a large parking lot with fees according to the tourist city’s charging standards.
Intercity Travel: Guangzhou North Railway Station is close to the park; from there, a short taxi ride will take you directly to the site.
Opening Hours：
Regular opening hours vary between weekdays and weekends/holidays. On weekdays, the park generally operates from 10:00 to 18:00, while on weekends and public holidays it is extended to 10:00–21:00. Night performances and evening events may be available during holidays. In case of adverse weather or maintenance, hours may be adjusted; please check the official WeChat account or on?site notices for the latest information.
Tickets：
Tickets start from RMB 59 per person.