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Here’s my ultimate China itinerary, stacking iconic sights and some lesser-known gems across Guangzhou, Qingyuan, and Foshan 🚀. The best part? You get both cultural immersion and adrenaline-pumping adventure (hello glass bridge!) plus solid hotel stays with top tips for each stop 🤩.

Top Spots to Visit:
Guangzhou
- Shamian Island YATLAND Hotel: Stylish, quiet spot in historic district; smart tech in rooms, and tasty Chinese/Western breakfast. Book here for easy ferry access to Shamian Island and Pearl River strolls.
- Chen Clan Ancestral Hall (No. 34, Enlongli, Zhongshan 7th Rd, Liwan District; 09:00–17:30/18:00, closed Tue, ¥78): Insane wood carvings and historic vibes. Go early for less crowds!
- Huaisheng Mosque (No.55 Guangta Rd, open all day): Ancient Islamic architecture and local culture mashup.
- Yong Qing Fang: Trendy lane for boutique shopping and street snacks.
- Canton Tower: Unmissable city view—especially at sunset!
- Pearl River Night Cruise: Catch dazzling city lights from the water.
- Xiguan House: Stroll past classic old architecture.
Qingyuan
- Gulong Gorge Waterfall Glass Bridge (清远市清新区三坑滩, 09:30–16:00): Epic glass bridge walk above waterfalls; wear grippy shoes and don’t look down if you’re easily spooked!
Foshan
- Liangqi Courtyard Hotel (18 Donghong Cross St): Modern amenities + rooftop, super-clean, spacious rooms—close to Foshan’s action and delicious eats.
- Huang Feihong Memorial Hall: Martial arts fans, this is a must. Dive into local kung fu history!#travel#travel
- Foshan Liang Garden: Leafy oasis and traditional buildings for chill photo ops.

Getting Around:
Metro = best friend. Subway covers Guangzhou and Foshan’s main attractions, tap in with local transport cards. Taxis and Didi (ride-hailing) reliable too. For Qingyuan, charter car or day-trip tours work best.

Food Recommendations:
Guangzhou’s dim sum is legendary—try Dian Dou De for old-school vibes. In Foshan, hunt down local wonton noodles or fresh congee stalls near Liangqi Courtyard.

Key Tips:
Hotels: Choose spots near metro/subway for easy getting around.
Pack a small umbrella (weather flips fast). Use trip.com for hassle-free bookings. China’s cashless—grab Alipay or WeChat Pay.

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