Avoid the Crowds! January Off-Season Travel Guide for Zhuhai

Want to travel in January but worried about the crowds? Come to Zhuhai! Off-season Zhuhai has a unique charm, with cool weather, fewer tourists, and a great travel experience. 🌅Scenic Spots • Lovers' Road: This is a landmark attraction in Zhuhai, stretching along the coastline, with the sea on one side and the city on the other. The sea breeze in January is a bit cool, but it feels especially comfortable on your face. You can stroll or cycle here, admire the magnificent Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, and see fishermen returning from the sea. There are many viewing platforms along the way, and every photo you take is a masterpiece. • New Yuan Ming Palace: Although it is a replica of the Old Summer Palace, the architecture is exquisite. In the off-season of January, there are fewer tourists, allowing you to quietly appreciate the historical charm. The pavilions, lakes, and rockeries in the park seem to transport you back to ancient times. There are also occasional traditional performances, which are very exciting. • Wailingding Island: Visit the island in the off-season to enjoy a peaceful island time. The sea is clear and blue, and the beach is fine and soft. You can hike around the island, see the unique reefs, climb to the top of the mountain to overlook the entire island and the vast sea, and the sunset in the evening is breathtaking, with the sky dyed orange-red and reflected on the sea, sparkling. • Dong'ao Island: The island is rich in vegetation, and the air is as fresh as if it has been washed. There are ancient forts and beacon towers, full of historical sense. Walking along the seaside boardwalk, listening to the sound of waves hitting the rocks, you will feel extremely relaxed. The island in January is quieter and more peaceful than in the bustling summer. 🍱Food Recommendations • Hengqin Oysters: How can you come to Zhuhai without eating oysters? Hengqin oysters are plump and delicious, whether steamed with garlic or made into oyster omelets, they are so fresh that they make your eyebrows fall off. In some seafood stalls in Hengqin, they are freshly opened and cooked, and the taste is amazing! • Tangjia Tea Cake: This is a traditional snack in Zhuhai, with various flavors such as leaf cake and mugwort cake, with a soft and glutinous outer skin and sweet filling. You can buy them in some old shops in Tangjia Ancient Town, and every bite is full of the taste of home. • Baiteng Seafood: There are many types of seafood here, and the prices are affordable. You can choose fresh seafood yourself and take it to nearby restaurants for processing. Steamed grouper and salt and pepper mantis shrimp, every dish can satisfy seafood lovers. 🛏Accommodation Tips • Hotel prices are relatively low in the off-season of January, but it is still necessary to compare multiple platforms. Some hotels near scenic spots may have discount packages, including breakfast or scenic spot tickets, with high cost performance. • For island accommodation, check the weather and ferry schedule in advance to avoid being unable to reach the island or delaying your itinerary due to weather reasons. Some homestays can help contact island activities, so remember to inquire in advance. • For city accommodation, you can choose places close to bus stops or subway stations for convenient travel. If you like nightlife, Gongbei is a good choice, with many nearby food options and convenient shopping. In January, Zhuhai is really worth a visit. Avoid the peak tourist season and enjoy this romantic seaside city! Pack your bags and set off!