Humen Town, Dongguan, Guangdong – the birthplace of modern Chinese history, home to important historical relics such as the Humen Opium Destruction Pool and Weiyuan Fort. Experience coastal defense culture and heroic epic in a one-day in-depth tour.
Trace the history of opium destruction, climb the ancient forts, and understand modern history
Visit Humen Opium Destruction Pool and Opium War Museum in the morning to learn about the history of opium prohibition; climb Weiyuan and Shajiao Forts in the afternoon to overlook the Pearl River Estuary and experience the vicissitudes of coastal defense; watch the sunset at Humen Bridge in the evening.
Humen's iconic seafood, produced at the confluence of salt and fresh water in the Pearl River Estuary. The crab meat is tender and the roe is plump. Steamed or stir-fried with ginger and spring onions can best reflect its delicious taste, making it a treasure of local banquets.
A traditional specialty of Baisha Village in Humen, made by marinating and air-drying local Ma ducks. It has bright oil-colored skin, firm meat, and a salty and fragrant taste. It is a high-quality product in Cantonese cured meats, which can be steamed or stir-fried.
Made from high-quality local rice using traditional craftsmanship, the vermicelli is smooth and flexible, not easy to break. Suitable for soup noodles or fried noodles, and tastes better with seafood.
Made by slow cooking special spiny lobsters from the Pearl River Estuary with rice. The congee base is smooth and dense, with a fresh shrimp flavor and rich nutrition. It is a favorite home-style food and late-night snack for Humen people.