How about cooling down in the shade that the greenery in Guangzhou's Tianhe district graciously provides?

Tianhe's South China National Botanical Garden, built in 1929, is the largest subtropical botanical garden in China, and is also China's second national botanical garden. It boasts a conservation exhibition area of 283 hectares and preserves over 17,000 species of plants. [Photo/WeChat account: tianhefabu]