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The beautiful, 17th-century West Lake, complete with pagoda and gardens.
West Lake is a man-made recreational lake in Huicheng District of Huizhou, Guangdong, China. West Lake has a combined area of 20.91 square kilometres (8.07 sq mi), of which 3.13 square kilometres (1.21 sq mi) is covered by water. It has been designated as a National AAAAA-level Scenic Spot.
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惠州博物馆
The city's main museum.
象头山 Xiàngtóu Shān
A nature reserve about 18km north of Huizhou's urban area. The park is noted for its high-level of biodiversity. A number of rare animal species live here, including pangolins, clouded leopards and sambar deer. Tourist infrastructure has been kept to a minimum and the place does not see many tourists.
永记生态园
A recreational farm established by Wing Kee, a Hong Kong based food distribution company.
罗浮山
A sacred Taoist mountain dotted with temples and pagodas. The mountain also has many natural attractions such as caves and waterfalls.
金海湾, 巽竂湾 Xunliao Bay
A popular coastal resort area.
平海古城 Pínghǎi Gǔchéng
This historic town preserves traditional streets, old houses and distinctive Lingnan architecture. Founded during the Ming dynasty, Pinghai Ancient City is known for its ancient city walls, old wells and narrow streets, offering a glimpse into the history and culture of coastal Huizhou.