At the very back of the palace is the Nanling Tower, an 8-storey building. It rises to a height of 45 meters (about 148 feet) and is the highest point of the whole palace. There is an unwritten folklore spread widely among Chinese people that the code of a God is singular, while that of a Goddess is plural. Because of that, the number of all stories, steps and tiles in the Tin Hau Palace is plural.

Transportation:

A: Take Subway Line 4. Get off at Huangge Station and take bus 360 to Tin Hau Palace; get off at Jiaomen Station and take bus 363 to the scenic spot; get off at Jinzhou Station and then take the bus 361A, 361B to Tin Hau Palace.

B: Take the Nansha Special-route Bus at Guangzhou Bus Station or Panyu Bus Station, get off at Nansha Bus Station, and finally take the Nansha Rotary-island Special Line.