Zhuhai

Zhuhai means Pearl Sea; this is where the Pearl River (珠江 Zhū-Jiāng) flows into the South Sea (南海 Nán-Hǎi)

In the trend of China’s reform and opening-up to the western world, stands a new garden seaside city in South China. Zhuhai is also one of the earliest special economic zones established in China.

She sits in South Guangdong province, covers a land area of 1514 sq.m, a sea area 6135 sq.m, with 690 km coastline, 146 islands large and small, and was bestowed the title “City of 100 Islands”. Zhuhai vested the glory of “National outstanding tourist city” issued by national council, and “Best example on improving residence environment of mankind” issued by the United Nations. Zhuhai is indeed an exceptional city. But don’t just take our word for it. Take a look through the gallery at some of what Zhuhai has waiting for you.

Royal Nobilis Gardens

Royal Nobilis Gardens

Royal Nobilis Gardens

Royal Nobilis Gardens

Seaside Boardwalk

Seaside Boardwalk

Bar Street

Bar Street

Bar Street

Royal Nobilis Gardens