Nanshan Buddhism Culture Park with Guanyin & Yazhou Old Town

Yes, the tour is family-friendly. Nanshan Park offers a shared tram service to help visitors get around easily. The walk in Yazhou Ancient Town is along relatively flat, ancient streets. We recommend pacing yourself, staying hydrated, and taking breaks in shaded areas.

Meals are not included, which allows you the freedom to choose. Nanshan Park has vegetarian restaurants and snack stalls inside, and Yazhou Ancient Town has local eateries. Your guide can recommend options based on your preference and timing.

There is moderate walking at both sites. Nanshan Park is large but has paved paths and tram access to key points. Yazhou Ancient Town involves walking along old stone streets, which are fairly flat but may have uneven surfaces in some areas.

The statue represents Guan Yin Bodhisattva, a symbol of compassion in Buddhism. Its height of 108 meters holds spiritual meaning, and it faces the South China Sea as a blessing for peace and safety. It is the world’s tallest sea-viewing statue and a masterpiece of art and faith.

Outdoor photography is generally permitted, but please avoid using flash and respect any “No Photography” signs in indoor prayer halls or near sacred artifacts. Always be mindful of worshippers and maintain a quiet, respectful demeanor.

Yazhou Ancient Town dates back over a thousand years, with its peak during the Tang and Song Dynasties. It was a center of administration, trade, and culture in southern Hainan, attracting scholars, officials, and monks, and it retains architecture and atmosphere from various dynasties.

Yes, the tour includes structured guidance and free exploration time. At Nanshan, you’ll have time to stroll the gardens and coastal paths. In Yazhou Ancient Town, you can wander the old streets, visit local shops, and absorb the historical ambiance at your own pace.

A private vehicle with a Chinese-speaking driver will take you between Nanshan and Yazhou Ancient Town. The drive is comfortable and takes about 30-40 minutes, allowing you to relax and enjoy the scenery along the way.

Yes, an English-speaking guide accompanies the group for the full 8 hours, providing insights into the history, culture, and significance of both sites, and assisting with any communication needs.

Yes, both Nanshan Park and Yazhou Ancient Town have clean and accessible restrooms. Your guide will point them out and ensure convenient breaks during the tour.

The tour operates rain or shine. In case of light rain, we recommend bringing an umbrella or raincoat; many areas are covered or indoors. If severe weather occurs, the guide will adjust the itinerary for safety and comfort, possibly focusing more on indoor or sheltered areas.

Yes, both sites offer souvenir options. Nanshan has shops selling Buddhist artifacts, books, and handicrafts. Yazhou Ancient Town features local crafts, traditional snacks, and cultural keepsakes. Your guide can help with recommendations and translations.

​ The tour is moderate in intensity. While trams are available in Nanshan, some walking and stair climbing may be required. Yazhou involves mostly flat walking. Comfortable shoes, sun protection, and water are recommended for a pleasant experience.

The tour lasts approximately 8 hours, typically starting in the morning from your Sanya hotel or a central meeting point. You will be returned to the same location in the late afternoon. Exact times and pickup details will be confirmed upon booking.