Guangdong, China
A city closely linked to Cantonese culture, known for its ceramics, martial arts (birthplace of Wing Chun), and lion dance.
Transportation: Metro (Guangfo Line, 30-45 min), High-Speed Rail, Bus (45-60 min).
Explore additional cities easily reachable from Guangzhou, each offering distinct attractions.
A bustling mega-city and Special Economic Zone, known for rapid development and theme parks. Travel by High-Speed Train (30-60 min).
Mainly a manufacturing hub, it also presents cultural sites and parks. Travel by High-Speed Rail (30-60 min) or bus.
Discover Guangzhou's green spaces and leisure parks for a refreshing break.
A massive entertainment complex with various animal and adventure parks.
A national forest park in Foshan with volcanic landscapes and ancient temples.
A popular hot spring resort area offering relaxing natural mineral springs.
Premier parks for wildlife sightings and thrilling amusement rides.
Offers scenic beauty and a tranquil atmosphere in Foshan, approximately 1.5-2 hours from Guangzhou.
Explore historical and cultural sites slightly outside the immediate city center, offering a dive into regional heritage.
A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring fortified towers (diaolou) blending Western and Chinese architectural styles.
These villages showcase an unique collection of diaolou towers, offering a look into the history of overseas Chinese.
Houses a diverse collection of traditional and contemporary Chinese art, including paintings, sculptures, and calligraphy.
A former canning factory transformed into a cultural hub for art, design, and creative industries.
One of the oldest Buddhist temples in the region, a significant spiritual site.
Famous for its intricate Cantonese folk art, a masterpiece of traditional craftsmanship.
Houses a Western Han Dynasty tomb with a jade burial suit and artifacts.
Consider adding 1-3 days to your itinerary to explore beyond Guangzhou and its immediate vicinity. Find more bookable experiences via GetYourGuide.
Explore Elephant Trunk Hill and Reed Flute Cave upon arrival in Guilin.
Take a scenic cruise from Guilin to Yangshuo, admiring karst landscapes.
Cycle through the countryside or raft on the Yulong River.
Book high-speed rail tickets well in advance for inter-city travel.
Expect crowds and higher prices during major public holidays.
Verify visa or entry permits for Hong Kong and Macau separately.