Guangzhou Getaway? Wanna Hear It From a Local?
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Hahaha, I've also seen so many posts on Xiaohongshu saying Guangzhou is full of tourist traps! Let me work on putting together some categorized itineraries.
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+1 from a local with 40 years here! Luckily, none of the tea houses I go to were in your recommended list, otherwise I'd have to wait in line even longer next time.
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Haha, some of the places often flagged in 'avoid this' posts are actually spots I frequent. I always think, 'Great, you all stay away!' Honestly, there isn't that much difference, and even if there is, tourists probably wouldn't notice. Waiting in long lines is really unnecessary.
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Where would be a convenient area to stay for easy access to food, attractions, and transportation, without anything being too far?
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Check out my other notes on my homepage. Plan your itinerary based on your interests, and then decide on your accommodation based on your itinerary and the map.
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I'm thinking of trying the 7.7km tram ride. Is it recommended? I arrive at Guangzhou high-speed railway station in the afternoon and plan to go to Chimelong the next day. Where would you suggest I stay?
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The tram ride is nice if the weather's good, otherwise it's just okay. Which high-speed railway station are you arriving at? There are several... If it's Guangzhou South Station, it's very close to Chimelong, so staying nearby would be fine. Figure out your accommodation based on your itinerary and a map.
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For food recommendations, weather advice, and itinerary suggestions, please browse my other notes on my homepage. I'll write about accommodation over the weekend. It's fate that you stumbled upon my notes! Hope you all have a great time.
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Thinking of visiting for a few days around March 8th.
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Hey sis, would you recommend the South China Botanical Garden right now?
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It's nice in spring, but it can get quite congested around April (it's near a cemetery).
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Is it going to be cold tomorrow? Where's a good place to buy clothes?
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Cold! 🥶 A damp kind of cold.