Guangzhou is one of the megacities in China, with developed economy, large population and relatively high consumption level. At the domestic first-line level, the best travel time is autumn and early winter. These months can be described as clear Wan Li, which is very suitable for outdoor activities.
Attractions: Only a few scenic spots in Guangzhou are more expensive, and most of them are very cheap. For example, Lai Chi Wan, Yuexiu Park, Shamian and Sacred Heart Cathedral in Shishi do not need tickets. Tickets for Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, Chenjiaci, Baiyun Mountain and Lanpu are only a few dollars. All the shopping malls and snack streets that can be visited can also allow tourists to turn around for free. Only the Chimelong Resort and the major theme parks in Guang Zhouta are more expensive, with prices above 100 yuan.
Catering: The consumption level of catering in Guangzhou is high or low, which is suitable for tourists from all walks of life. Eat snacks at Bao Hua Road and Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street, and you will be full for twenty or thirty yuan. Want to eat Cantonese restaurant, Guangzhou also has dozens of old brands per capita.
If you like quality service, you can choose many luxury restaurants along the Pearl River New Town. If you are not satisfied, the revolving restaurant hundreds of meters high in Guang Zhouta will surely feast your eyes.
Accommodation: There are many accommodation options in Guangzhou, including hotels in all stalls. Most tourists will choose to live along Shangxiajiu and Beijing Road. There are many youth hostels and express hotels in these two places, and they are also close to various scenic spots. The bed cost of youth travel is around 60 yuan, and the standard hotel price is around 350 yuan.
If you like some high-end hotels, there are many luxury five-star hotels near Zhujiang New Town, most of which are well-known foreign brands, and the price is more than 1,000 yuan per night. Changlong Resort in the south of Guangzhou also has its own theme hotel, and the price is around 1000 yuan per night.
Transportation: The main way for tourists to travel in Guangzhou is the subway, and convenient rail transit can easily send tourists to various scenic spots. Subway fares range from 2- 15 yuan. If you only visit the scenic spots in the city, the transportation cost for one day at most will be around 20 yuan. Starting from 20 18, the starting price of taxis in Guangzhou has been adjusted from the original 10 yuan /2.5km to 12 yuan /3km, and 2.9 yuan will be charged every kilometer after 3km.