Introducing Guangzhou

This is the hometown of Cantonese cuisine, a shopping paradise, a place for cultural exchange, and a southern city with both history and modernity. This city is always so warm and bustling; every street in this city is brightly lit and full of intoxicating charm. Whether it is those exquisite European-style buildings, those commercial arcades with Lingnan charm, or even those bustling food stalls at night, you will fall in love with this city.

Liwan District: Formerly known as "Xiguan", it has a long history and rich Lingnan culture. If you haven't been to Liwan, you haven't been to Guangzhou.
Shangxiajiu: The commercial "arcades" are lined up in rows, which is a microcosm of the old Guangzhou era.
Shamian: It used to be the British and French concessions, and now it still retains many European-style buildings and has beautiful scenery.

Best time to travel

Guangzhou is suitable for flower viewing in winter and spring, water sports in summer, and shopping in autumn. The best time to travel is October to December, when the weather is mild and neither too hot nor too cold, making it suitable for sightseeing.

Clothing Index

Spring (March to mid-May): Temperature and humidity rise, so you can wear a thin coat or sweater. Summer (May to mid-September): It rains a lot, so it is recommended to bring rain gear. There are many typhoons in August and September. Autumn (late September to early December): You can wear sweaters and light outerwear. Winter (mid-December to late February): The weather is cool, so you may need to wear a coat occasionally.

Consumer Index

The overall consumption level in Guangzhou is relatively high, and the cost of food, accommodation, transportation, etc. is also higher than in other cities. A typical fast food meal costs about 10-20 yuan. However, there are many clothing wholesale markets in Guangzhou, and the price of clothing is very cheap.