Pearl River Delta
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Pearl River Delta - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
According to local legend, a quintet of gods in the form of goats blessed the city with rice and bountiful harvest. This temple was built to...Read More
In 1983, bulldozers clearing ground for the China Hotel uncovered the intact tomb of Emperor Wen, who ruled Nanyue (southern China) from 137...Read More
More than a century ago, the Mandarins of Guangzhou designated a 1-km-long sandbank outside the city walls in the Pearl River as an enclave...Read More
Also known as White Cloud Mountain, Baiyun Mountain gets its name from the halo of clouds that, in the days before Guangzhou was shrouded in...Read More
Much more than your everyday nursery, Baomo Garden stretches across 25 acres (10 hectares) and dates back to the Qing Dynasty (1644–1911), though...Read More
Guangzhou's skyline wouldn't be as colorful without the Canton Tower, one of the world's tallest TV towers. The 112-story building outstretches...Read More
The Chen family is one of the Pearl River Delta's oldest clans. In the late 19th century, local members who had become rich merchants decided...Read More
One of the most popular amusement parks in Guangzhou, Chimelong Paradise includes one of the country's largest water parks, more than 70 rides...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesTo get a sense of how fast Guangzhou is growing, head to the Tianhe District. Among the buildings is the 391-meter (1,283-foot) CITIC Plaza...Read More
A trove of contemporary and classic collections, Guangdong Museum of Art regularly hosts the works of painters, sculptors, and other artists...Read More
This is the oldest and most charming Buddhist temple in Guangzhou. The gilded wooden laughing Buddha at the entrance heralds the temple's welcoming...Read More
Guangzhou East Railway Station is a popular final destination, especially for travelers from Hong Kong who take the train to Guangzhou. The...Read More
One of the best ways to see Guangzhou is to take a nighttime Pearl River Delta cruise offered by the Zhujiang Yeyou Company. The 50- to 90-minute...Read More
In the cosmopolitan era of the Tang Dynasty (618–907) a Muslim missionary named Abu Wangus, said to be an uncle of the prophet Mohammed, came...Read More
In a prelude to the successful revolution of 1911, a group of revolutionaries staged the Guangzhou armed uprising, only to be defeated and executed...Read More
A busy maze of narrow streets, Qingping Market is a chaotic and colorful way to get a feel for old Guangzhou. The outdoor lanes have the most...Read More
In the heart of the old city, this Catholic church is the seat of the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Guangzhou. With gorgeous stained glass...Read More
This handsome pavilion stands in a garden behind a bronze statue of Dr. Sun himself. Built in 1929–31 with funds mostly from overseas Chinese...Read More
Look at any ancient scroll painting or lithograph by early Western travelers, and you'll see two landmarks rising above old Guangzhou. One is...Read More
Home to most of Guangzhou's large-scale sporting events, the 58,500-seat Tianhe Stadium Complex has two indoor and two outdoor arenas that are...Read More
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