Guangzhou Trip

Goable Cities:
For foreign travelers with a 144-hour visa for transit exemption, you can explore the vibrant city of Guangzhou. If you're interested in visiting nearby cities within 1-3 hours from Guangzhou, such as Shenzhen or Zhuhai, you'll need to apply for a Chinese tourist visa, which we can assist you with.

Attractions to Visit:
Canton Tower: The Canton Tower is a must-see landmark in Guangzhou. Standing as one of the tallest TV towers in the world, it offers stunning panoramic views of the city from its observation decks. At night, the tower lights up with a spectacular display of colors, making it an ideal spot to appreciate the city's skyline.

Shamian Island: Shamian Island is a charming historic area known for its well-preserved colonial architecture. Stroll through its tree-lined streets, enjoy the serene parks, and visit unique boutiques and cafes. It’s a picturesque area perfect for a leisurely walk and a taste of old-world charm.

Chen Clan Academy: This beautifully preserved complex showcases traditional Cantonese architecture and intricate wood carvings. Originally built as a family academy, it now serves as a museum featuring traditional Chinese arts and crafts. It’s a cultural gem and a great place to delve into Guangzhou’s rich heritage.

Yuexiu Park: Yuexiu Park is Guangzhou's largest park and home to several historic sites, including the Zhenhai Tower and the Five Rams Sculpture, which symbolizes the city's nickname "City of Five Rams." The park’s expansive green spaces are perfect for a relaxing day out and exploring the natural beauty and historical landmarks.

Beijing Road: Beijing Road is a bustling shopping street that blends modern retail with historical significance. Here, you can shop for everything from international brands to local goods while discovering ancient roadways preserved beneath the modern pavement.