Foshan Xiqiao Mountain Senba Flying Jungle Adventure Park

"If you haven't been to Xiqiao Mountain, you haven't truly visited Lingnan." Xiqiao Mountain covers an area of 13.03 square kilometres, with an altitude of 344 metres. It is one of the four famous mountains in Guangdong, a National Scenic Area, a National AAAAA Tourist Attraction, a National Forest Park, and a National Geopark. Renowned for its beautiful ecological environment and rich cultural heritage, it is known as the Lighthouse of Pearl River Civilisation, a Famous Lingnan Mountain, and a Famous Mountain of Neo‑Confucianism. It has also been awarded titles such as Guangdong Province Primary and Secondary School Study Tour Practice Education Base and Guangdong Province Natural Education Base.

Fly Over Xiqiao Purple Route

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Route Name: Fly Over Xiqiao (Purple Route), Fun + Excitement Level: 7 Stars

Route Description: Comprises 11 stages

Children's Spider Web

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Route Name: Children's Spider Web, Difficulty: 1 Star

Route Description: Comprises 25 stages and a bouncing net

Route Features: Extremely fun; no need to wear gear for repeated playthroughs. More interesting and enjoyable than traditional playgrounds.

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Xiqiao Mountain entrance ticket at HKD 55/person and shuttle bus ticket at HKD 30/person need to be purchased by visitors themselves.

Balance Crossing Green Route

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Route Name: Balance Crossing (Green Route), Difficulty: 2 Stars

Route Description: Comprises 16 stages

Route Features: Allows players to explore the mysteries of the jungle and challenge themselves! Moderate difficulty, designed as an introductory route for those trying tree‑top activities for the first time.

Surprise Crossing Blue Route

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Route Name: Surprise Crossing (Blue Route), Difficulty: 3 Stars

Route Description: Comprises 17 stages

Route Features: Moderate difficulty stages, offers a bird's‑eye view and strong sense of experience. An ideal choice for teenagers and adults who desire a certain level of difficulty but do not want to expend too much energy.

Passionate Crossing Orange Route

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Route Name: Passionate Crossing (Orange Route), Difficulty: 4.5 Stars

Route Description: Comprises 18 stages

Route Features: Passionate Crossing has 18 stages and is an upgraded version of Fun Crossing. The 12.5‑metre rapid descent will let you experience what passionate crossing truly means. It is a route combining physical strength and adventure.

Extreme Crossing Gold Route

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Route Name: Extreme Crossing (Gold Route), Difficulty: 5 Stars

Route Description: Comprises 19 stages

Route Features: The Gold Route is the most difficult among all completion routes, offering a brand new challenge to your physical strength, endurance, and balance~

Fun Crossing Red Route

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Route Name: Fun Crossing (Red Route), Difficulty: 4 Stars

Route Description: Comprises 16 stages

Route Features: Moderate difficulty stages, offers a bird's‑eye view and strong sense of experience. An ideal choice for teenagers and adults who desire a certain level of difficulty but do not want to expend too much energy.

12.5‑Metre Rapid Descent Ticket

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Route Name: Rapid Descent Ticket

Route Stages: 3 stages. Leap down from a 12.5‑metre high tree to experience the feeling of weightlessness at height.

Balance Crossing Green Route

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Route Name: Balance Crossing (Green Route), Difficulty: 2 Stars

Route Description: Comprises 16 stages

Route Features: Allows players to explore the mysteries of the jungle and challenge themselves! Moderate difficulty stages, designed as an introductory route for those trying tree‑top activities for the first time.

Surprise Crossing Blue Route

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Route Name: Surprise Crossing (Blue Route), Difficulty: 3 Stars

Route Description: Comprises 17 stages

Route Features: Moderate difficulty stages, offers a bird's‑eye view and strong sense of experience. An ideal choice for teenagers and adults who desire a certain level of difficulty but do not want to expend too much energy.

Tin Wu Park

Tin Wu Park is located in the northwestern part of Xiqiao Mountain. It was originally an ancient volcanic crater, formerly known as "Gwong Long Ping", suitable for farming and fishing. After the liberation, a dam was built to store water, and it is now a multi‑functional leisure park with clear waters and green mountains. The lake covers an area of about 120 mu; surrounded by green peaks on three sides, and an art square is built on the huge dam on the north side. On the lake shore, there are Dragon Pearl Stone, Waiting Moon Pavilion, and Mandarin Duck Pavilion; a Nine‑bend Bridge crosses the eastern part of the lake, and a Viewing Dragon Tower stands tall on the south side. As early as the Ming Dynasty, there was a folk activity of "dragon boat racing halfway up the mountain" on Xiqiao Mountain. In years of abundant harvest, local residents would compete in dragon boat races here. Colourful dragons emerged from the clouds, drumbeats shook the mountains, attracting tens of thousands of people to climb the peaks and gather around the lake to watch, creating a lively and extraordinary scene.

Peach Blossom Garden, Osmanthus Garden

Peach Blossom Garden began planting peach blossoms covering an area of 200 mu in 1998, with over 20 varieties and a total of more than 5,000 trees. It is one of the peach blossom gardens in the Pearl River Delta region with a wide variety of species and a large area. The main varieties include the rare white peach blossom, thirteen‑petal peach blossom, palace‑powder dark red peach blossom, longevity ribbon peach blossom, clear‑branch dense‑stamen peach blossom, and double‑calyx dark red peach blossom.