Chimelong Water Park

Guangzhou Attractions

	Introduction to Chimelong Water Park (长隆水上乐园) Chimelong Water Park is the largest water park in Asia. With the most aqua-play structures in the world, the Chimelong Park is a popular tourist site to visit for tourists traveling to Guangzhou, especially in summer. Also the Chimelong Water Park is a great place for family tour. Chimelong Water Park is located in Panyu District, about 35 minutes driving from downtown Guangzhou. As the latest water park with top facilities, Chimelong Water Park features a wide range of award-winning rides and a number of first-rated water ride attractions including the first Boomerango ride, the longest Extreme River and the largest wave pool and the first Tornado ride in China. There is also the largest Children’s aqua play area and the first park which widely use o-zone water treatment to ensure the purest water quality available. Besides, there are advanced treatment system and the professional first-aid measures to enjoy the visitor’s safety while they’re enjoying great fun. Chimelong Water Park dedicates to provide rich water structures to cater for different visitors. There are specially small-sized water rides for children, while for those visitors seeking thrilling and challenging experience there are the fastest heart-stopping rides. Chimelong Water Park is a world get the ultimate enjoyment on water and is an essential attraction of any Guangzhou tour.

	Location Address: Yingbin Road, Panyu District, Guangzhou, China

	Main Sights Python Slide, Tornado, Volcano Pool, Boomerango, Happy Fountain, Cobralance

	Travel Information Admission: 250 Yuan (Adult), 175 Yuan (Child) Opening Hours: 9:30AM – 6:00PM (Monday - Friday), 9:30AM – 7:00PM (Saturday - Sunday) Notice: Chimelong Water Park is only open between April 1 - September 30.

	Transportation 1. Take Subway Line 3, getting off at Hanxi Chimelong Station, leave the station via Exit A and take free shuttle bus at Chimelong Metro Plaza Shuttle Bus Station .

	Travel Tips 1. Try to avoid visiting Chimelong Water Park during summer holidays where the crowds and number of visitors will be substantially higher than usual.