Yuexiu Park

Yuexiu Park is the biggest stop in downtown Guangzhou. Covering a zone of 860,000 square meters 212.5 sections of land, it is comprised of three simulated lakes and seven slopes of Yuexiu Mountain; henceforth the name. It is an ideal mix of social relics and biological tourism, presumed for its pretty water and slopes and social relics. The fundamental spots of intrigue incorporate the stone model of the Five Rams, Zhenhai Tower, the site of the Ming Dynasty City Wall, and Square Cannon Site. The Five-Ram Sculpture is a standout amongst the most acclaimed structures in Guangzhou.

It has turned into the symbol of the city. Legend has it that over 2,000 years back, the city was a fruitless land with individuals who in spite of diligent work were experiencing starvation. One day five immortals in five-shading articles of clothing came riding on five rams, playing their incredible music. The rams held bundles of rice in their mouths. The immortals left the stacks of rice for the neighborhood individuals, offered endowments to the city and left. The rams transformed into stone and the city turned into a rich and crowded place. Guangzhou got the name of the City of Rams and the City of Ears.