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View all →How many days do you need in Guangzhou?
Three days covers Guangzhou properly; two works if you are passing through, and four to five buys you Baiyun Mountain and a day trip. Here is what actually fits, with opening hours and ticket prices.
Where to stay in Guangzhou: Tianhe, Yuexiu or Liwan?
Tianhe for a first trip, Yuexiu for walking to the sights, Liwan for food and Shamian's quiet — plus the Line 3 airport run that makes one station better than another.
Shanghai Yongshe: A 50,000-Yuan-a-Month Designer Apartment
One visitor was quoted 50,000 yuan a month for an Italian designer-branded apartment at Shanghai Yongshe — a long-stay number, not a nightly rate.
Guangzhou Airport to City Centre: Metro, Train, Taxi and Bus
T1 closed, T2 and T3 operating — here is every confirmed way from Baiyun Airport into Guangzhou in 2026, with fares and journey times for each option.
How many days in Fuzhou? Two is enough, three is better
Two full days covers Fuzhou's core: Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, the Fujian Museum and the river. A third day is worth it only for Pingtan or Drum Mountain.
Where to stay in Fuzhou: five areas that work
Gulou district, near Dongjiekou or Nanmendou station, is the right base for a first Fuzhou trip: Three Lanes and Seven Alleys on foot, Line 1 under you, and the airport 30 minutes away on the Binhai Express.
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