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Guangzhou’s vibrant blend of tradition and modernity comes alive on the City Highlights Day Tour—a full-day journey through southern China’s most storied sites. Explore the intricate craftsmanship of the Chen Clan Academy, wander Shamian Island’s European-influenced streets, and admire grand monuments like the Five-Ram Sculpture and Zhenhai Tower in Yuexiu Park. The tour culminates at the ancient Temple of the Six Banyan Trees, with its striking Flower Pagoda. With comfortable transport, a knowledgeable guide, and a delicious local lunch included, this sightseeing tour’s distinct appeal lies in its comprehensive view of Guangzhou—perfect for travelers who want to immerse themselves in both the city’s rich past and dynamic present.
Discover exquisite regional craftsmanship at the Chen Clan Academy
Lose yourself in the distinctly European legacy of Shamian Island
Visit Guangzhou's largest park, Yuexiu Park
Learn about the 1,500-years-old Temple of the Six Banyan Trees
