Guangzhou Resort

... . We went to few different place. Climbed over 1000 stairs to a waterfall, saw a beautiful rose garden, went to a awesome hot springs resort, took a tour of a another Polytechnic College and did a late night at a KTV bar. I had a great time and ...

As the capital of Guangdong, rapidly transforming boisterous urban center, Guangzhou became one of the most prosperous cities in China. In the center of the town you would feel that fast treadmill energy together with air pollution and traffic jams - ...

... with Chinese tourists in over 70 countries. A pretty good tour guide in other words! We spent the morning walking through Guangzhou park, checking out temples, museums, city views, monuments and the like. All pretty good but super dooper touristy if ...

We're on our way to Bangkok, with a short layover in Guangzhou. Yet another really nice airport here. Looking forward to getting to Thailand and eating some Pad Thai from a street vendor. After the cheap prices of everything in China, it's hard to believe ...

... of the group went into to town to shop for Jade.  Anita, Karen, Jane, and I went for a walk around the lake.  The resort property is beautiful.  At dusk, the bats come out, and are not afraid to swoop down at your head.  They are very ...

... and our flight was soon pushed back three hours, still giving us a comfortable window to catch our connector to Kathmandu from Guangzhou.  That assumed no more delays however.  We jumped into action when we noticed a flight on the same airline ...

... la noche ya en el hotel recibí a Celia y a Gonzalo que había llegado a la isla en último vuelo desde Guangzhou porque habían estado trabajando en la oficina ese último viernes. Esa misma noche seguimos las indicaciones de las recepcionistas del ...

... Province, at latitude 22.4' North and longitude 113.5' East. It is 60 kilometers west of Hong Kong and 145 kilometers south of Guangzhou. The territory comprises a peninsula and two islands (Taipa and Coloane) and the total area is 23.8 square ...

... , we were the only flight to Boracay that wasn't delayed in Manila and along with the Grand Canyon brand water that I bought in Guangzhou, I took this as a sign of only good things to come.  A little vodka cheers led to a national anthem singing ...

... the hostel to get a fairly early night. Back at the hostel, we met two other guys who were sharing our dorm, both from Guangzhou in China, who were really nice and we spoke for a while about our experiences in China, before going to sleep. The following ...

... onto a ferry.  It suddenly became clear why they had shown us how to put a life jacket on when we boarded the train in Guangzhou.  Though how you were supposed to get out of the train and into the sea remained a mystery to us. The train was the ...

... amazing as, like Hong Kong, the skyline is made up of huge skyscrapers all flashing with multicoloured lights. While in Guangzhou we also visited the Mausoleum of the Nanyue King which was really interesting, if extremely detailed. While the museum had ...

... two hour train from Kowloon to Guangzhou, China and completed all the necessary immigration and Visa checks. Our next train left Guangzhou's main station across town. I queued for a cab and felt a guy working meticulously trying to relieve me of my ...