[2025 Guangzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Dongshankou (Updated Mar)

Take a walk in the super chic Dongshankou area in Guangzhou, China. This is a charming and lively area, similar to Siam in our country. There are many cool fashion clothing stores and many chic people walking around. To get to Dongshankou, you can take the Guangzhou subway. Get off at Dongshankou Station. It is on Line 1 and Line 6. From this station, you can walk to various places in the area conveniently. #WinterTravel

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Guangzhou Dongshankou is a popular tourist spot in Guangzhou. It is a famous gathering area of ​​century-old buildings. There are more than 400 century-old mansions alone. The buildings are particularly beautiful in European style. You can get a good visual experience just by walking🚶 🚇Transportation: Exit F of Dongshankou Subway Station Dongshankou is actually the collective name of (Xinhepu Historical and Cultural District + Qiming Community) 👍️Must visit attractions: 📍Christian Dongshan Church It was established in 1909 and can be visited at will. It has a very religious character. 📍Pei Zheng Road It has beautiful red walls and green tiles, famous primary and secondary schools with the longest history, and the Republic of China-style buildings are full of cultural heritage. Taking photos is also very special. 📍Memorial Hall of the Third National Congress of the Communist Party of China This famous memorial hall is worth a visit. 📍Kuyuan A gathering place for literary and artistic youth, there are many art exhibitions and irregular exhibitions 🔸Other tips: There are a lot of delicious food hidden here, a lot of delicious snacks, and the coffee is also very good. You can buy food and go shopping leisurely

Dongshankou is a charming and convenient area for young people, with a great vibe and not far from the city center. It is a popular spot for teenagers, featuring many chic and beautiful corners. There are Chinese fashion brand stores, designer shops, and several men's clothing stores. Prices are moderate to high. The area also has cafes, tea shops, and art for sale. It's a historical area with old buildings that have been converted into clothing stores, while the upper floors are still inhabited by locals. It's a great place for a leisurely stroll and taking photos, with many young people dressed to impress. Photography enthusiasts will love the atmosphere. How to get there: Take the Metro to Dongshankou Station, Exit E.

#GuangzhouTravel Dongshankou is a very chic red brick building area that is worth walking around and taking pictures. There are many clothing stores, cafes, restaurants, and cool shops. It is not a very big area. There are not many beautiful buildings like this, but I guarantee that every building is beautiful. It is worth walking around and taking pictures. If you like taking pictures, you must not miss this area. 📍Location: Dongshankou, Guangzhou ⏰24Hr 🚃Dongshankou Station Exit E or F #EscapeYouToJourney #100WaysToTravel #TravelChina

My senior friends, come and enjoy a classic tour of the three cities in the Pearl River Delta! The ancient charm of Guangzhou, a cruise on the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, and modern Shenzhen. A relaxing itinerary you won't want to miss! / 🚩Route suggestions: DAY1: Dongshankou—Guangdong Museum of Art—Sacred Heart Cathedral Explore the artistic atmosphere of Dongshankou, appreciate the artistic treasures of the Guangdong Museum of Art, and admire the beauty of the Gothic architecture of the Sacred Heart Cathedral. DAY2: Yuexiu Park—Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall—Chen Clan Ancestral Hall—Cantonese Opera Art Museum—Beijing Road Pedestrian Street Stroll through Yuexiu Park to experience the blend of nature and history, visit the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, admire the exquisite carvings of the Chen Clan Ancestral Hall, appreciate the charm of Cantonese opera art, and finally visit the bustling Beijing Road Pedestrian Street. DAY3: Qinglv Road—Zhuhai Fisher Girl—Zhuhai Grand Theater—Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge by sea—Xianglu Bay Beach Stroll along Qinglv Road, admire the elegance of the Zhuhai Fisher Girl, visit the modern Zhuhai Grand Theater, take a boat to see the spectacular Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, and finally enjoy the seaside at Xianglu Bay Beach. DAY4: Chung Ying Street—Diwang Towers—Lianhuashan Park Feel the traces of history on Chung Ying Street, climb to the top of Diwang Towers to enjoy the city view, and finally stroll through Lianhuashan Park to enjoy the fresh air of nature. DAY5: Dapeng Fortress—Jiaochangwei—Dameisha Seaside Park Explore the historical charm of Dapeng Fortress, stroll along the beach at Jiaochangwei, and finally enjoy the seaside fun at Dameisha Seaside Park. 🏖️ / 🎒 Travel checklist: 👕 Clothing: Short-sleeved T-shirts, light jackets, a sun-protective shirt, and a hat. 👟 Shoes: Comfortable sneakers or casual shoes for long walks. 📱 Electronics: Cell phone, charger, power bank, and camera (optional). 💳 Documents: ID card, cash, bank card, and don't forget your travel insurance policy. 🧴 Daily necessities: Sunscreen, umbrella, tissues, and portable toiletries. 💊 Medicine: Common medicines such as cold medicine, stomach medicine, and mosquito repellent. / The prosperity of Guangzhou, the romance of Zhuhai, and the innovation of Shenzhen are all waiting for you to explore! Save this guide and start your Pearl River Delta tour now! 🎉

This is another lovely area that is highly recommended. Both sides of the road are full of clothing stores, cafes, restaurants, and Guangzhou teenagers are dressed cool. You can take pictures along the alleys all the way. But another highlight that you can't miss is the buildings here, which are in the tone of old red bricks. No matter where you go, you will be in a chic vintage tone. If you have plans to go to Guangzhou, pin this place. 🚝 How to get there: Get off at Dongshankou Station, Exit F or E #triptravelasia #100waystotravel #guangzhou #china #travelplan #onedaytrip

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/ In Guangzhou, this is the only place I never tire of visiting Because it's too good for taking photos! Blue sky, white clouds, red walls, green tiles, and the addition of green plants🍃 A perfect photography paradise📸 / Here, there are foreign buildings, coffee shops, and art exhibitions everywhere You don't need to ask for directions when you come here, just stroll and take photos, and you'll encounter different surprises✨ - Walking around Dongshankou is mainly on foot🚶🏻‍♂️ I've compiled a list of photo check-in spots (save it to prevent loss‼️ - ✅Peizheng Road: Stylish and artistic yellow walls, retro red brick walls ✅Miaoqian West Street: Various specialty coffee shops, trendy/second-hand stores ✅Qiming Main Road: Republic of China architectural complex, art exhibitions ✅Xinhepu Road: Retro small villas, fewer people here / Make sure to choose a sunny day to go🌤~ The photos taken will have the feel of a Miyazaki anime. If you have enough time, you can also visit Dongshan Lake Park, where you can take a boat ride to see the Canton Tower, and the coffee shop in the center of the lake☕️ is also quite nice~ / 📍Location: Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, Dongshankou 🚇Transportation: Subway lines 1 and 6, Exit E - - ——————— 📷Equipment: Sony A73 🧑🏻‍💻Welcome friends who like photography to exchange and learn together~

Dongshankou should be a must-visit place in Guangzhou. Just like Wukang Road and Anfu Road in Shanghai, here you can experience Guangzhou's arcade culture, as well as small houses suitable for taking photos and a large number of Internet celebrity stores. √ Take Exit E or Exit F of Dongshankou Subway Station and walk to Shuqian Road √ At the end of Shuqian Road is a T-junction. Turn right and you will reach Miaoqian West Street, where trendy shops are clustered. You can visit every store here. √ Follow Miaoqian West Street to Junyi Road and turn left. You will soon reach Donghua East Road along Junyi Road. This row of buildings are all in arcade style and there are many small shops worth visiting. √Go east along Donghua East Road, turn left when you see Qiming Avenue, and you can find many interesting shops in this area. √Go back to Donghua East Road from Qiming Community, turn left at Guigang Avenue and keep going until you return to Shuqian Road. This completes our visit to the left half of Dongshankou. Turn from Shuqian Road to Miaoqian Street and walk east. The first intersection is Xiuguyuan Road, a road where many people check in and take photos. Continue walking south along Xiuguyuan Road to reach the famous Kuiyuan Art Museum and the site of the Three Great Congresses. √ When you arrive at Peizheng, walk east along the horizontal road and you will reach Jianyuan. Turn left and you will enter Peizheng Road, where people often take photos and check in when going to Dongshankou. This road has a steep slope and there are villas on both sides, making it very photogenic. √Walk north along Peizheng Road back to Yandun Road, and you have almost completed the Citywalk of Dongshankou...

The first time I went to Dongshankou👄, I was deeply attracted by its "trend"🤟. Unfortunately, I had to catch a train that day🚅, so I could only take a quick look. Dongshankou was once rated as "the most livable area in Guangzhou", so this time I had to go deep into every corner of it, discover its different beauty💓, and see what Dongshan Shaoye is. 💥Diet🍲🌮🍨☕️ Along with the various pretty coffee shops, such as "Jijijiao Coffee Company" and "Liang Zhazha Coffee", etc., it turns out that there is a Michelin-starred wonton noodle shop, En Ning Liu Fook Kee, which is always packed even during non-busy hours. But in terms of taste, I can only say it's normal and wild. In fact, there are restaurants on every street in Dongshankou, so you don't have to worry about not finding food. 💥Shopping🛍💰 (Miaoqian West Street) There are different clothing 🥻👗👔 shops on Dongshankou Street, with everything you need, as well as places selling trendy accessories 💍👛. Shopping stores are concentrated on Miaoqian West Street. Don’t be fooled by the fact that all of them are ground floor shops. In fact, the "Dongshan Impression - Yifang Dongshan Cultural and Creative Park" is hidden in the middle, which has a complete range of noodles, food, and entertainment. Although the place is not big, it is exquisite enough, and even Kangol’s flagship store is included. Of course, we couldn’t miss the two-storey MasonPrince across the street, which is a domestic brand of fashionable clothing. 💥Sightseeing🕍🏖🧳📷 (Xinhepu Road) There are many Western-style houses in Dongshankou, with trees on both sides, giving you a feeling of being abroad. The more famous one is Chunyuan, located on Xinhepu Road. It was the venue for the Third National Congress of the Communist Party of China. Facing a small river, it is very artistic. Because this building was built by Chinese Americans, its interior decoration is full of retro style with a European and American flavor. #Guangzhou #GuangzhouDongshankou #trend #style

It was already 11 o'clock when I woke up naturally after training, and then I hurriedly took a taxi to Baohua Road, Shangxiajiu, to eat at the rice noodle roll shop I hadn't seen for 3 years. I didn't even know the name of the shop, but I could always get there automatically by navigating. Unfortunately, I couldn't find it this time after searching for a long time. It turned out that such delicious rice noodle rolls could not withstand the baptism of the epidemic 😔😔, and it has become another noodle shop. No matter how disappointed we were, we still had to have lunch, so we took a taxi to the Panxi Restaurant for tea. We chose this restaurant mainly because our friend had never been there, and the garden-style design was ancient and quaint, with a unique flavor. But disappointments always come one after another. The previous visit to Bank Creek could not be described as "Wow, it's so delicious", but at least I felt it was worth the money. This time, not only did I feel it was a bit expensive, as the average dim sum dish costs 30 to 40 dollars, but it also tasted so-so, with only the boiled pork chops being okay. No wonder I didn't have to wait for a table when I went there on a Saturday. After finishing our tea, we walked to Yongqingfang and headed towards Shamian for about 10 to 15 minutes. If we were heading in the right direction, the first famous store we would see would be En Ning Ice Cream 🍨. Soon after walking along the ice cream shop, we officially arrived at Yongqingfang. Although it is not an ancient town, the shops here are full of souvenirs, cultural and creative shops, coffee shops, restaurants, etc. However, there are indeed cultural sites to visit, such as Bruce Lee's ancestral home and Xiguan singing performances. Overall, it's good. Later, a friend was very upset and said that he must eat rice noodle rolls when he went to Guangzhou. So we were in Liwan District and went to the food street Xihua Road. We looked online and found that Fang Ji rice noodle rolls seemed good, so we went to try it. Honestly speaking, it is nothing compared to my old favorite, it is just normal and the place is very old, you don't need to go there specially to try it. It was almost 5 o'clock when we finished eating, but we couldn't have time for dinner, so we took the subway to Zuodongshankou. There are so many trendy people there, and many stylish shops (mainly selling clothes). The coffee shops ☕️ on the street are all very beautiful. I definitely recommend going there. After walking around, it was around 8 o'clock when I got back to Beijing Road. Then I walked around Beijing Road, ate skewers, and tried a bowl of clams from a restaurant that allows you to add other dishes. The taste was ok and it was a good snack 🍿🍢🥡. This way of eating means not having a proper meal and making dinner. Since it is almost 10 o'clock, we can just go for a drink🍺~ But everyone thinks it is better to drink near the hotel to avoid the trouble of traveling. We found a bar on Beijing Road, but they only served whiskey and cocktails. The strangest thing was that they didn’t even have bottled beer, so we went to the second one to take a look. After that, we looked around and saw a bar by the river, but it only sold craft beer, which was not our cup of tea. In the end, we all went to Zhujiang Road in Tianhe for a night out. This time, we tried another bar called commune. We sat outside. It was a Saturday and there were a lot of people, mostly women, and the atmosphere was great. For supper, we also went to Oyster Wong Choi because they had a $100 coupon, which was a great deal. That’s how we successfully completed the second day of our journey. The journey continues on Day 3. . . . #Guangzhou #Yongqingfang #Guangzhou Dongshankou #Banxi #Drinking #Beijing Road Pedestrian Street #Midnight Snack

Dongshankou is an absolutely wonderful place to visit. Located in Yuexiu district, Guangzhou, it’s easily accessible by subway or bus. It’s sure to offer a day full of fun! What to do: Dongshankou is a great place to take a leisurely walk with your friends, visit one of the many unique and exciting coffee shops, explore the fun and creative boutiques and to take pictures of the picturesque buildings. Dongshankou is a beautiful meeting of Eastern and Western architecture and I always jump at the opportunity to visit the area. History of Dongshankou: The name Dongshankou can be traced back to the Ming dynasty. As modern industry grew in the late Qing dynasty, Dongshankou became a popular residential area and developed rapidly. Following World War I, the overseas Chinese community returned to Guangzhou and became the main force of development, building large houses with a more Western aesthetic design. Overall, this place is a must visit for those who love to take pictures. It seems like around every corner there is a new picture opportunity. Best to go on weekdays however, since on the weekends Dongshankou is buzzing with people! #pictureperfect #eastmeetswest #architecture

Address: Fei Art Museum, Dongshankou, Guangzhou Features: A popular check-in spot, and there are also various art workshops Price per person: Free🆓 Rating: 5/5 #8月vlog #foodie #hotsummergoodplace

📌 From Dongshankou 东山口 metro station, you can walk 10-20mins and come across so many cafes and restaurants. ☕️ There are so many to choose from and all have their own unique style. This one is personally one of my favourites. The space is quiet and there are multiple rooms. The coffee and cakes are great too! #甜品#咖啡馆

Guangzhou Discovery Store|French romantic cafe hidden in the villa Guangdongs Dongshankou is really a treasure place~ another new store! Still my favorite French romantic style! Everyone is going to punch in! environment Hidden in a group of Dongshankou single-family villas, with gardens and trees in front, exquisite light luxury cafes, small rooms surrounded by light luxury flowers in Morandi color Super shot! guava mousse 42 yuan raspberry mousse 42 yuan hot American style 37 yuan peach 50 yuan cake and drink They are very tall, the plate is very delicate, the taste is good, and the price is a little expensive. Name: Dreamtheater Dream Theater Per capita: 60 Address: No. 18, Qiming 2nd Road, Dongshankou, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, China Subway: Line 1/6 5 minutes walk from Higashiyamaguchi Station

Dongshankou, Guangzhou, is a charming blend of old and new, where history meets modern city life. As I wandered through its leafy streets, I was captivated by the beautifully preserved early 20th-century villas, remnants of Guangzhou’s colonial past. The European-style architecture, with intricate balconies and colorful facades, told stories of a bygone era. This district is a paradise for photographers and history lovers alike. Each corner reveals hidden gems—quaint cafés, vintage boutiques, and art galleries that seamlessly blend into the historical surroundings. I stopped at a cozy café, sipping on a locally brewed latte while watching life unfold in this peaceful neighborhood. Dongshankou isn't just about nostalgia; it's also a vibrant cultural hub. I explored small bookstores and artisan shops showcasing Guangzhou’s creative spirit. The area’s quiet alleys contrast with the city’s usual fast-paced energy, making it the perfect retreat for a slow, immersive experience. Whether you're a history buff, a coffee enthusiast, or simply looking for a place to unwind, Dongshankou offers an authentic glimpse into Guangzhou’s past and present. It’s a must-visit for those who appreciate the charm of old-world elegance amid a bustling metropolis. #discoverchina #dongshankou #guangzhou

#discoverchina#guangzhouheritage #cantonesecuisine #HistoricStreet If you're seeking a blend of old-world charm and modern Guangzhou, a visit to Dong Shan Kou is highly recommended. Located in the heart of Guangzhou, this area is rich in history, culture, and offers a unique glimpse into the traditional architecture of the city. I recently spent time wandering through this vibrant neighborhood, and it was a wonderful experience that allowed me to connect with Guangzhou's past while exploring its evolving present. Dong Shan Kou is known for its historical buildings, traditional markets, and a variety of local shops and eateries. As you walk through the area, you’ll encounter narrow streets lined with time-honored Cantonese-style houses, many of which have been well-preserved. The architecture is both beautiful and nostalgic, providing a perfect setting for photography. One of the highlights of my visit was discovering hidden local food spots, where I tasted authentic Cantonese dishes that were rich in flavor and history. 🗺️ How to Get There: 🚈 Take Metro Line 1 ➡️ get off at Dong Shan Kou Station (东山口站) 🚶🏻 From the station, it’s a 5-minute walk to the heart of the area. The neighborhood is pedestrian-friendly, making it ideal for a leisurely stroll through the streets. ⭐ Why I Recommend It: I highly recommend visiting Dong Shan Kou for those who want to experience the authentic side of Guangzhou. Whether you're interested in history, architecture, or local food, this neighborhood offers a unique and immersive experience. It’s also a fantastic place to wander around, discovering hidden gems that reveal the soul of the city. The area is less commercialized compared to other parts of Guangzhou, making it a great spot to experience the city's cultural heritage while enjoying a relaxed atmosphere.

#Guangzhou Attractions Walking into Dongshankou in Guangzhou is like traveling through a time tunnel, and what greets you is a world overflowing with historical atmosphere. The old houses here are quiet and elegant, and the alleys are covered with traces of time. The mottled red bricks on the walls and the delicately carved balconies are whispering about the prosperity and stories of the past. Walking along the streets of Dongshankou, the stone roads under the shade of green trees are glowing. The 100-year-old trees are lush and leafy, as if to shield this ancient community from the hustle and bustle. Occasionally passing by a small coffee shop, the aroma of coffee wafts over, making one stop to sip a cup of warm coffee and feel the gentle blend of modernity and tradition. Here, there are surprises around every corner: perhaps a well-preserved old building, or an alley exuding a literary and artistic atmosphere. The most heart-moving thing is that in the evening, the setting sun shines obliquely on the walls of the old house, and the golden light and shadow outline the contours of memory. Dongshankou is not only a neighborhood, but also an affectionate dialogue with time.

Hey guys, listen up! I just got back from battling the spring crowds in Guangzhou.😤 A local expert taught me a thing or two, and these tips can save you $500 in tourist traps and 3 hours of waiting in line! (Includes secret drone spots + route optimization) 🌸Flower Viewing Traps - The Good and The Bad ⚠️Haizhu Wetland Cherry Blossom Forest ❌Don't go on weekends! Security guards use megaphones to shoo people away. You won't be able to take any photos. ✅Secret passage: Enter through the south gate and go around to the second phase to find your own private cherry blossom valley (the north gate has been taken over by tour groups). ⚠️South China Botanical Garden ❌The greenhouse ticket is a $50 rip-off! Magnolia flowers can be photographed for free in the Cycad Garden. ✅Pro tip: Bring a reflector! Use it to bounce light when the tree shadows are dappled, and you'll instantly glow. ⚠️Dongshankou Trumpet Creeper Wall ❌Miaoqian West Street is dangerous with mixed pedestrian and vehicle traffic! Head to Qiming Avenue for the same flower wall with no crowds. ✅Prop tip: Buy oranges at the nearby market for $3 to use as photo props.🍊 🌸Transportation Traps ⚠️Waiting an hour for the cable car at Baiyun Mountain Peach Blossom Valley? Hike up the mountain from the west gate at 6:30 am to have the whole peach forest to yourself. ⚠️Don't buy tickets for the cherry blossoms at Baomo Garden! Wear Hanfu and enter the neighboring Yuyin Garden for free. ⚠️Don't lay your picnic blanket too close to the cosmos flowers on Ersha Island! There's a 99% chance the sprinklers will go off. (My camera almost died.) 📸Photography Fails ⚠️Flying a drone near the kapok tree on Lingyuan West Road will get you yelled at by the uncles! Use a 70-200mm lens from across the street. ⚠️Don't squat down low to photograph the poppies at Haixinsha! Security will appear within 10 seconds to chase you away. (Sneaky tip: Pretend to tie your shoes and snap a quick photo.) ✅Killer angle for the yellow tabebuia at Zhou Tou Zui: Stand on the overpass and capture the traffic + flowers. Be ready to run if the traffic police show up. 🍜Local Secrets ✅After taking photos at Xiaogang Park, head straight to **Shunying Snack Shop** for a $3 bowl of pig's blood soup—the perfect stomach warmer. ✅Secret code for the grandmas at Luhu Park: "I want the bottom of the bowl" to get the essence of the kapok flower stew. ✅Hidden gem at Haizhu Lake: Rent an electric car to go around the lake (bargain down to $30/hour). 💡Survival Guide 1️⃣Bring a folding stool! Essential for low-angle flower shots (rentals are $20/hour). 2️⃣Pack alcohol wipes! Lifesavers for allergy sufferers. 3️⃣Wear waterproof shoes! All parks have automatic sprinklers in the morning. 4️⃣Beware of "free flowers"! Some people in Dongshankou try to force you to buy them for $20/stem. 🌸Secret Itinerary for Busy Bees 6:00 am: Capture the misty magic at Baiyun Mountain Peach Blossom Valley. 8:30 am: Photograph the glowing magnolias at South China Botanical Garden. 10:00 am: Capture the orange cascade at Qiming Avenue in Dongshankou. 12:00 pm: Enjoy rice noodles under the bauhinia blossoms at Xiaogang Park. 2:00 pm: Cherry blossom extravaganza at Haizhu Wetland (south gate). 4:00 pm: Relax and watch kites fly with the cosmos flowers on Ersha Island. The kapok trees are starting to bloom! Save this guide and tag your photography buddy!📸 The next post will be "Shenzhen Flower Show Pitfalls Guide." 2,000 likes, and I'll stay up all night working on it!💥

No rush, just great food, scenic walks, and a relaxed itinerary—Guangzhou is the perfect place to soak in Cantonese culture while enjoying its famous cuisine. Here’s how we spent three easygoing days in this vibrant city: 🥢 Day 1: Exploring Old Guangzhou & Comforting Steamboat 📍 Dongshankou – A charming blend of historic mansions and modern cafés, perfect for a slow morning walk. 🍜 Dim Sum Feast – Classic Cantonese morning tea with steamed buns, dumplings, and silky cheong fun—a must-try experience! 🌆 Yong Qing Fang by Night – A beautifully restored heritage area, full of trendy shops, nostalgic streets, and local crafts. 🥥 Coconut Chicken Steamboat – Ended the night with a light yet flavorful Cantonese hotpot, featuring fresh chicken cooked in coconut broth—so comforting! 🌿 Day 2: Scenic Walks, DIY Perfume & City Lights 🏡 Shamian Island – A peaceful morning walk through European-style architecture, tree-lined boulevards, and riverside views. 🏙️ Liu Yun Community (六运小区) & Parc Central (天环广场) – A mix of local markets, boutique stores, and modern shopping vibes. 💐 DIY Perfume at 篱想 (Li Xiang) – A fun and creative session making our own custom fragrance! They have multiple branches, so check out the most convenient one. 🌆 Night Views at Huacheng Square (花城汇广场) – Ended the night with a stunning view of the Canton Tower, glowing beautifully against the city skyline. 🛍️ Day 3: Shopping & Cultural Highlights 🛒 Tianhe District (天河区) – A shopper’s paradise, with everything from luxury malls to budget-friendly local brands. 🚶♂️ Beijing Road Pedestrian Street (北京路步行街) & Dafo Temple (大佛寺) – A mix of bustling street shopping and a peaceful temple visit to soak in some local history. 💡 Tips for Travelers: ✅ Find the nearest 篱想 (Li Xiang) branch – They have multiple locations for the DIY perfume experience, so choose the most convenient one. ✅ Sleep & recharge as you like – No early wake up calls, just pure relaxation since there is amazing food choices 24/7 ✅ Wear comfy shoes – Guangzhou is a walkable city, and you’ll be on your feet a lot. ✅ Public transport is your best friend, but cabs are very reasonable too – Choose whichever is more convenient for your itinerary. ✅ Cashless payments – Most places accept WeChat Pay & Alipay, so have them set up in advance. ✅ Take it slow & enjoy – Guangzhou is best experienced at a relaxed pace, savoring the food and atmosphere. 💙 Why We Love Guangzhou – A perfect blend of history, modern city vibes, and legendary food, making it an ideal chill getaway for foodies and city explorers alike. #GuangzhouTrip #CantoneseCuisine #DimSumHunt #SlowTravel #CityWalks #ShopAndEat #DIYPerfume #chinatrip

#Canton Attractions In the morning, I came to Dongshan Pass, which is the treasure land of literature and art in Guangzhou. There are many bungalows at Dongshan Pass, and the mottled walls are covered with ivy, as if telling the stories of the past. I shuttled between these ancient buildings, admiring the cultural and creative shops and art studios on both sides, feeling the rich literary and artistic atmosphere. Subsequently, I headed to the CUHK Pier on the Pearl River to prepare to start the Pearl River night tour. When night falls and the lanterns begin, the lights on both sides of the Pearl River are dazzling. The Canton Tower is like a huge lighthouse, lighting up the entire night sky. I boarded the cruise ship, and as the boat slowly moved forward, the scenery on both sides of the bank unfolded like a scroll. Starting from Zhongda Pier, passing through Haixinsha, and then to Guangzhou Tower, every attraction was decorated beautifully with lights. I stood on the bow of the boat, feeling the gentle breeze of the river, admiring the night view of the city, and letting my mind relax in the ancient charm of history and the elegance of Dongshan.

[Wedding] Dongshankou, a neighborhood kissed by time. Red brick walls, sliding doors, Manchurian windows, Roman columns... This is not only the largest existing Republican-era building complex in Guangzhou, but also a "city museum" that blends the old and the new. The mottled walls under the arcades, the literary shops encountered at the corners, the aroma of coffee wafting from the old houses, every step hides a surprise. [House] The Republic of China-style arcade street stretches from Miaoqian Street to Peizheng Road. The continuous Lingnan arcade buildings are the soul of Dongshankou. Walking here, you can see three-story red brick houses with Baroque-style window grilles, arched porches and Chinese-style carved eaves. In the Xinhepu area, there are many century-old European-style villas with mint green exterior walls and cast iron balconies, making you feel as if you are on Wukang Road in Shanghai. Every old building here tells a story about the old and new of Guangzhou.

After living in Guangzhou for 5 years, I discovered that This Banana FUN Hotel next to Yantang Metro Station, There is actually a citywalk route hidden by locals! 100+ per person for a projector + bathtub room, You can also unlock 3 hidden gameplays around you~ 🏨Hotel Highlights: ✅100-inch giant screen projection (super immersive when watching TV series) ✅INS bathtub with bath salt bag (skin will be smooth after soaking) ✅Smart voice control for the whole house (just shout "Xiaodu" to close the curtains) 📍Hidden gameplay: 1. Morning Exercise Route at Baiyun Mountain: Depart from the hotel at 7:00 → Go to the South Gate of Baiyun Mountain → Walk along the Mount Davis Trail (a wild trail used by locals) → Have morning tea at the Peak Square at 9:30 (Shanshui Tofu Pudding is recommended) 2. Old Guangzhou Food Map 12:00 "Chao Ting Beef Hot Pot" Freshly Cut Dried Beef + Fried Bean Curd 14:00 "Hua Hui La Chang" signature fresh shrimp intestines with boat porridge 16:00 "Guangjiu Restaurant" pineapple bun + French toast 20:00 "Lu Xiaofeng" Signature Pigeon + Tangerine Peel and Red Bean Paste 3. Literary Cycling Route: Rent a shared bike → Yantang Subway Station → Cross the North Ring Tunnel → Huanghuagang Park → Dongshankou (Miaoqian Street Arcade Group) → Xinhepu Historical Building Group → Relax on the terrace of "Laihui Coffee" in the afternoon Very suitable for tourists who want to experience Guangzhou in depth! During the day, I followed the locals to eat and shop. At night, I went back to the hotel to soak in the bathtub and watch the documentary about old Guangzhou. This slow pace is the true meaning of citywalk.

🗺️Destination Overview 📍Itinerary: 👉Day 1: สนามบิน โรงแรม เป่ยจิงโรด์ 🧭Route ✈️Transportation ไชน่า เซาว์เทิร์น 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions Beijing road 🥘Food hey tea 🏠Accommodation 1.Hi Inn (Guangzhou Shaheding Metro Station) 👉Day 2: เดินตลาดค้าส่งเสื้อผ้า dongshankou 🧭Route ✈️Transportation didi 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions dongshankou 🥘Food ชามะกรูดจระเข้ อร่อยมาก 🏠Accommodation 1.Hi Inn (Guangzhou Shaheding Metro Station) 👉Day 3: เดินตลาดค้าส่งเสื้อผ้า dongshankou Beijing road 🧭Route ✈️Transportation didi 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions ต้มปลาชื่อดัง 🥘Food ต้มปลาชื่อดัง ที่มาเปิดที่ไทย 🏠Accommodation 1.Hi Inn (Guangzhou Shaheding Metro Station) 👉Day 4: 🧭Route ✈️Transportation 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions 🥘Food 🏠Accommodation 1.Hi Inn (Guangzhou Shaheding Metro Station) 💡Tips:

#chinatrip Visiting Dongshankou in Guangzhou was an amazing experience. The old buildings and small streets had a special charm. I walked around, enjoying the mix of history and modern life. The colorful houses and quiet atmosphere made me feel relaxed. I also found cute cafés and small shops with unique items. The local food was delicious, especially the snacks. People were friendly, and I felt welcomed. It was a great place to take photos and learn about Guangzhou’s past. The day was full of beauty, culture, and happiness. I would love to visit again and explore more! ✨️

#chinaattractions #guangzhou #dongshankou #china #thingstodo #travel 🚶♀️ Dongshankou is the go-to spot in Guangzhou for a perfect weekend afternoon! 🌟 Why you’ll love it: • Hidden Cozy Cafes: Relax with a coffee in charming, tucked-away spots. • Unique Independent Shops: Hunt for one-of-a-kind treasures and retro finds. • Quirky Street Art: Snap photos of colorful, playful art around every corner. 📸 Bring your camera—this neighborhood is a photographer’s dream! 📍 Dongshankou, Guangzhou

Day 1 Beijing Lu Pedestrian Street Dafo Temple or Big Temple Dongshankou Walk along the river near the hotel Have fish soup with pickled vegetables at Taier Day 2 Try the Michelin Yuanji steamed vermicelli roll Zhanxi watch market Leather market, Guihuagang bags

#guangzhou #dongshankou #cocktails #travel #discoverchina 🍸 If you’re exploring Guangzhou’s trendy Dongshankou neighborhood, don’t miss Moments Bar (冉克)—a hidden gem with chic cocktails, personalized service, and a sleek, stylish vibe. Don’t be fooled by the frontage: it’s a cocktail bar, not a vinyl record shop! 🌟 Step inside and be transported to a 1930s speakeasy, complete with art nouveau stained glass and a moody, sophisticated atmosphere. The bartenders go above and beyond, crafting special cocktails just for you. 📸 Whether you’re a cocktail enthusiast or just looking for a fun night out, Moments Bar is the perfect spot. Don’t forget to snap a pic of your drink—it’s almost too pretty to sip! 📍 Address: 559 Donghua East Road (东华东路559), Dongshankou, Guangzhou