China Holiday Travel Guide Guangzhou

Guangzhou is on the coast of the South China Sea and 182 kilometers away from Hong Kong, it is China’s largest and most prosperous city in the south,an important seaport for foreign trade and a famous historical and cultural city over 2,000 years old. It hosts annual spring and autumn exports trade fairs. It has convenient land, water and air transport. International air routes link it to Bangkok, Manila, Singapore, Sidney and Melbourne. Daily flights, trains, ships and hovercraft go beween the city and Hong Kong. Guangzhou is located within the Tropic of Cancer and has no real winter. It grows three crops of rice a year and plenty of fruits. Flowers are in bloossm all the year round, so Guangzhou is called “the City of Flowers." Visitors enjoy the beautiful sub-tropical scenery. Its spots of interest include Yuexiu Park, Guangxiao Temple, the Octagonal Flower pagoda in the Temple of the Six Banyan Trees, the Dagoba at Huaishen Temple, and the Mount BaiYun Scenic Area in the city, and Zhaoqing Seven-Star Rock, Foshan Ancestral Temple and Conghua Hot Spring outside the city.

Attractions

• Guangzhou Grand World Scenic Park
• Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall
• Luhu Golf Course
• Shangxiajiu Street
• Chen Clan Temple
• Xiangjiang Safari Park
• Guang Xiao Temple
• Pearl River Day & Night Cruise
• World Trade Centre
• Big Hippo Water World
• Baiyun Mountain
• Guangzhou Friendship Store
• Trade Fair Centre
• Chime-Long Night Zoo

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