travel in guangzhou    Guangzhou | ABDALLAALI | Apr 10, 2012 03:18

i want to come back to best citey in china guangzhou long time i didnt see guangzhou i try to come back have nice days thare with this place

0 Comment | Write Your Comment

Backpacking Guangzhou    Guangzhou | STBIR1 | Mar 31, 2012 06:46

Most backpackers I have met think Guangzhou is a dull industrial concrete jungle and too hard to handle. Some even got off the train there, saw the crowds, turned around and bought a ticket for the next train out! But this article hopefully will convince some backpackers otherwise and talk them into giving Guangzhou a go.

http://wayfarernetwork.com/story.php?title=backpacking-in-guangzhou-%7C-wayfarer-network

0 Comment | Write Your Comment

10 Travel tips for travelers.    Taiyuan | DREAMYBD | Mar 20, 2012 09:28

Hello travelers here is some traveling tips for your trouble free travel;


1. Forgetting your passport - or not having at least 6 months validity left. This has happened to more of us than care to admit it.
2. Checking baggage. Most seasoned road warriors will only have carry on luggage - you'll never see them waiting at the carousel.
3. Getting annoyed with airport security. Unfortunately they hold all the power and occasionally you'll encounter someone who abuses it. Getting frustrated or angry won't help get you through to your gate any faster - in fact, you can end up missing your flight. Under no circumstances mention the word bomb anywhere in the airport.
4. Not checking stopover duration. Getting stuck in an airport for 8 hours isn't much fun and will have you wishing you'd spent the extra few hundred dollars to fly direct. Use something like http://hipmonk.com to visually compare how much agony each flight entails.
5. Drinking too much alcohol on the flight. Airplanes already dehydrate you - drinking will make that worse, stop you from sleeping properly and leave you more susceptible to catching a bug.
6. Leaving your iPad / phone / wallet in the seat pocket in front of you.
7. Missing a meeting because you slept in because of jet lag. Check your alarm clock - know what it sounds like and then put it out of reach so you can't simply turn it off. Also ask for a wake up call as a backup.
8. Missing flights because you misjudged traffic conditions. Ask your hotel concierge about peak traffic hours and if anything special is going on in town. A marathon can cut a city in half - leading to delays of over an hour.
9. Forgetting your reading glasses.
10. Religiously sticking to one airline or network to maximize points/miles. The reality is they are often difficult to redeem and expire quickly yet many road warriors go out of their way to fly on an airline, even when it's more expensive, takes longer and is less convenient.

0 Comment | Write Your Comment

huangshan trip    Huangshan | CCCHEN | Mar 9, 2012 21:33

Can anyone please tell me the following:

1. Can we plan the trip without going through the formal tours?
2. What is the advantage of using the tours which are expensive.
3. Is a tour with Chinese guide (not English) much cheaper? If so, how can we find those from the US?

1 Comment | Write Your Comment

• 1 It's possible but difficult for a foreigner who hasn't been there before. At least, language is a problem. If you do not care, you have to make preparations (checking everything about Yellow Mountain including traveling route, accommodation etc) in advance.
  2 You do not have to worry about the dining, accomodation and other problems. Everything is arranged. But you may not be as free as you imagine. Traveling time is limited.
  3 Sorry, I can not help you with this problem.
  
    - LITTLEPEACH   Mar 13, 2012 01:18   

Shopping places in Guangzhou    Guangzhou | TERRY94 | Mar 4, 2012 06:29

ShangXia Jiu Road is a nice place to visit.

1) There are many snacks there. Especially the local snacks: Chinese dumplings, milk with ginger, hand-made noodle with bamboo. There are three restaurants have ran the business over 100 years.
2) A lot of shopping malls and different shops. You can buy trousers, shirts, T-shirts, shoes, sneakers, high-heal shoes, jeans, jewels, the most important thing is, most of time, with a discount.
3) Great sightseeing. ShangXia Jiu is a historic place to the local people.We can see the old buildings.

0 Comment | Write Your Comment

You must take a visit to Xiaozhou Village when you in Guanzhou    Guangzhou | COLORTAO | Feb 24, 2012 10:12

Xiaozhou village is a special and peaceful place in Guangzhou China. Lots of artist and creative people live there. Because of its good location, it got very nice enviroment and air condition. Meantime, lots of special stores for various art and crafts. Such as porcelains and wooden parts,amazing coffee shop and bars. Local traditional snack, delicious and eye-pleasant. It is fascinate of its ancient building and historic site. People there live a simple,elegant and slow life. Creation can be showed in every tiny parts.Generally it is a culture circle and regarded the important part of local cultures. It is really nice travelling there. You can deeply feel what kind of life is the really colorful life. You will also see what's the real Chinese spirit.

0 Comment | Write Your Comment

Xuxian Lou    Beijing | DAISYC | Jan 31, 2012 03:37

I had a very enjoyable evening here when I went. The food is Zheijang style and therefore was very fresh. We ordered tofu hot pot that was delicious and warming in the freezing weather! The restaurant also has a Western dessert menu, we ate a tasty creme brulee. It is also located in the Workers Stadium so was very easy to get to from our hotel....much recommended!

0 Comment | Write Your Comment

Must see travellihg spots in guangzhou    Guangzhou | ROSECUI | Jan 7, 2012 21:34

If you are interested in Guangzhou history and culture, bellow spots. you must see:
1. Ling nan impresson
2.Dr-sunyasen memorial hall
3.Chang acadamic

0 Comment | Write Your Comment