Maritime Products (Hai Chanpin) 海产品 Oysters are Zhuhai’s staple product, and are well known in the city and surroundings for their impressive size and flavor. Not only are oysters eaten by the bucketload in Zhuhai, there is also a developed oyster ... Read More>>
Situated on at a junction of fresh and salt water, Zhuhai is in the unique position of having access to a huge variety of maritime products. Its main local specialties are oyster oil, crabs, eel and pearls. Local products are widely available in department ... Read More>>
Tangren Food Street 唐人食街 Tangren Food Street, famous in Zhuhai, Hong Kong and Macau, was the first food street in Zhuhai. Tangren Street features buildings in the Tang Dynasty style, and is full of features that add to the pleasant atmosphere, like ... Read More>>
Dim Sum Dim Sum comes from the Cantonese term for snack, but also refers to a specific kind of Cantonese food. It includes dishes made from meat, seafood or vegetables, as well as desserts and fruit. Dim sum is often served from carts pushed by the servers ... Read More>>
Oysters (Shao Ao) 烧蚝 In season from November to April, oysters are one of the most typical dishes, a fact that is illustrated by the multitudinous methods of preparing them. Whether fried, boiled, steamed or grilled, no trip to Zhuhai is complete without ... Read More>>
Zhuhai has a subtropical marine climate, which means that although it enjoys higher than average temperatures all year round, it also has very high humidity and is frequently victim to tropical monsoons and even typhoons. 90% of the city's rainfall is ... Read More>>
On the waterfront at Xianglu Bay to the east of the city, stands a Zhuhai landmark: the Statue of the Fisher Girl. Once upon a time, the Dragon King's daughter fell in love with a young fisherman and disguised herself as a fisher girl to be with him. ... Read More>>
Zhuhai is a Special Economic Zone city on the southern coast of Guangdong Province, just over the border with Macau. It is split into three districts: the northeastern district which has a harbor and several holiday resorts is called Jida; to the east is ... Read More>>
Zhuhai airport is bordered by the sea on three sides, sitting on the very southwestern tip of Sanzao Island in the west of Zhuhai, around 35 kilometers from the city center. Services from the airport do not fly internationally but frequent flights to ... Read More>>
A Zhuhai taxi will cost 10 RMB for the first three kilometers with a surcharge of 2.4 RMB for each additional kilometer, as well as a small charge for waiting time. Many tourist attractions are clustered together in the Xiangzhou District which makes travel ... Read More>>
Three long-distance bus stations operate in the city: Zhuhai, Gongbei and Qiguan stations. They cover nearby cities such as Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Foshan but most cities in the province can be reached by bus from Zhuhai. Buses onto other provinces leave ... Read More>>
In addition to normal bus routes, a number of tourist routes operate between 7:00 and 21:00 going to the most popular destinations for visitors. The two most popular routes cost between 2 RMB and 3 RMB, taking the following routes: Route 1 (west line): ... Read More>>
China Country Code Number: 0086 Zhuhai City Code Number: 0756 Emergency & Most Commonly Used Local Directory Assistance: 114 Fire: 119 Police: 110 Traffic Reporting Tel: 122 China Telecom: 10000 China Mobile: 10086 China Unicom: 10010 China Tietong: ... Read More>>
In Zhuhai anyone wanting to rent a self-drive car must produce an ID card, a Chinese driver's license and also a letter from a local warrantor. As most foreign visitors cannot meet these requirements, a better option is to hire a car with driver. Prices for ... Read More>>
Zhuhai now has a train station, the Zhuhai North Station. This station is mainly served by high-speed train services heading towards Guangzhou South Station. The fastest train to depart from Zhuhai reaches Guangzhou in a mere 48 minutes. Tickets for second ... Read More>>
