Guangzhou is a modern city with an international style. It not only has many amazing traditional cultural elements, but also has various entertainment projects and places to visit, bringing you a different travel style and satisfying all your desires.

Let me share with you the detailed strategy below.

Day 1: High-speed Rail: Shenzhen → Guangzhou We arrived in Guangzhou at around ten in the morning. Because we booked a B&B on Airbnb, we were required to check in at two in the afternoon, so we had to be very embarrassed to ask the landlord to help us temporarily.

Put your luggage, the B&B is near Shi Ergong Station, it is very convenient to go anywhere, and a bowl is only 148 yuan, which is very beautiful and cost-effective.

1. Tickets for Chen Clan Ancestral Hall: 10 yuan. Play time: 40 minutes. Transportation: Exit C of Chen Clan Ancestral Station of Metro Line 1. Chen Clan Ancestral Hall is also known as the Guangdong Crafts Museum. It is roughly a handicraft museum. Because it is a Monday, not many people go there.

There are many, and the ticket price is not very expensive. It is the best place to learn about Cantonese culture, famous attractions in Guangzhou, representatives of Lingnan architecture, and late Qing Dynasty architecture.

Crazy call for all kinds of exquisite carvings! Wood carvings, stone carvings, brick carvings, and clay sculptures are all beautiful. The whole building is super domineering. It is the most perfectly preserved, grandest planned, and most exquisite craftsmanship traditional building in Guangdong today! Worth a visit 2.

Shawan Dessert Restaurant + Beef Zap Shop: Lunch (20 minutes walk). I originally planned to drink Liyuan and eat Chen Kee Shacha Noodles for lunch, but be careful! These two stores are closed on Mondays, so don’t return without success.

Shawan Dessert Restaurant, I found a beef offal shop on the road (for personal taste, the double skin milk of Shawan Dessert is okay, but the other portions are really small and the taste is just okay p.s. There is also a sesame paste family nearby.

, is also widely recommended. 3. Shamian (15 minutes by taxi, about 20 yuan and 30 minutes). Shamian is a holy place for taking pictures. This is my second time here. However, it has been renovated recently and many places are blocked. You can’t go or see it.

The photo-taking experience is very poor!!! If you haven’t been there, you can go and have a look. If you have been there recently, don’t go there. 4. Shangxiajiu (10 minutes walk from Shamian and 2 hours walk from Shamian) is very close.

The alley passing through it has a Guangzhou flavor. Shangxiajiu is a world of tourism, shopping and food. Recommended: Nanxin Milk Dessert, definitely not a surprise, not recommended by internet celebrities, really delicious Amway sesame paste + ginger paste.

Milk + Curry Stir-fried Noodles Lianxianglou, various Guangzhou specialty souvenirs and snacks. After purchasing, there is STO at the door, which can be mailed directly, which is very convenient (but in fact, there is also one on Beijing Road, so don’t worry about it being the only one. 5. Ordering a big order

It rained heavily, and then we went back to the B&B and slept for more than two hours. 6. Beijing Road. The rain stopped at around 7 o'clock. We took the bus from the B&B to Beijing Road (the B&B is near Shiergong Station, and the bus can go there too.

It only takes 20 minutes and is very convenient. Beijing Road and Shangxiajiu are actually two similar roads. Baiyun can go to experience the delicious food of Shangxiajiu and experience the night view of Beijing Road at night. It is very good and very impressive. There are also a lot of delicious food on Beijing Road.

, I ate the more distinctive fish skin and baked oysters. It is said that there is a whole coconut restaurant that is also very delicious, but my stomach is not enough. The next day: Guangzhou breakfast check-in Yinji rice rolls, which is loved by Guangzhou people, is in Ergong City.

There is a restaurant in front of the subway entrance, so I stopped by to try it. I ordered Tingzi porridge + beef cake + wonton noodles~ but I still had Amway rice rolls, which cost 15 yuan per person. 2. Went to Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall by subway.

Hall, to pay high respect to Dr. Sun Yat-sen and the Three People's Principles. Tickets are 10 yuan per person, and student tickets are 5 yuan per person. It is worth checking out. Note: You can buy a piece of Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall stationery for one yuan in cash, which is distributed throughout the museum.

It has eight stamps and can be stamped on letter paper, which is very meaningful and meaningful. You can buy the letter paper at the service counter on the right side after entering. 3. Yuexiu Park Because Yuexiu Park is next to the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, the two Amways visited Yuexiu Park together.

It’s very big. It contains Guangzhou’s famous Wuyang stone carvings and a Korean garden (I said it was very nice to take pictures, but I didn’t go there because it was too hot. All in all, it’s a very big park. I walked around until it collapsed. It’s recommended to stay tuned.

Use the map to determine which points in the park you want to go to. If you go to every point in the park, you will probably be there in the morning, and some points, such as the water tower, are really incomprehensible.

4. TIT Creative Park originally wanted to go to Redtory, but it has been demolished, and finally changed to TIT. It is similar to a cultural and creative park with offices + food + boutiques + photography. The atoms are not big, and there are not so many photo spots.

More, it feels really average, and the play time is only 35min.

5. The Canton Tower TIT is very close to the Canton Tower. I took a rest in the shopping mall under the Canton Tower and then climbed the tower. I bought a student ticket package for 255 (including all items. In fact, many people said that you don’t need to climb the tower. This

It really depends on the individual. I didn’t want to go up but my friend really wanted to go up. In the end, I went up because I could see the whole picture of Guangzhou and the Pearl River.