Guangdong (Chinese: 广东) is a province in South China, located on the South China Sea coast. Traditionally romanised as Kwangtung, Guangdong surpassed Henan and Sichuan to become the most populous province in China in January 2005, registering 79.1 million permanent residents and 31 million migrants who lived in the province for at least six months of the year; the total population was 104,303,132 in the 2010 census, accounting for 7.79 percent of Mainland China's population. This also makes it the most populous first-level administrative subdivision of any country outside the former British Raj, as its population is surpassed only by those of the Pakistani province of Punjab and the Indian states of Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh. The provincial capital Guangzhou and economic hub Shenzhen are among the most populous and important cities in China. The population increase since the census has been modest, the province at 2015 had 108,500,000 people.
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Spend a stress-free day exploring Hong Kong with a private guide to show you its top destinations by round-way bullet train, and centrally located Guangzhou hotel pick-up and drop-off are included.
Inclusions: Local guide, Lunch, Hotel pickup and drop-off (centrally located), Round-way Bullet train (Second Class), Public transfer in Hong Kong
Exclusions: Gratuities
Delicious and delicate. The food in Guangzhou is the best. The old town is worth visiting if you want to know history and cultures of Guangzhou. Travelling in Guangzhou is not so difficult except for some language problems until recently the GZ government has had an interpretation hotline(+8620960169), which can provide great service for public affairs and government services. I used several times taking taxi and asking for directions, the interpreters are quite professional.
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Accompanied by a professional guide, experience the energy and excitement of Shenzhen on this full day sightseeing and shopping tour from Hong Kong. Your local guide will show you around this vibriant city. Take a visit to the popular Lichee Park, ascend to the observation deck of Meridien View Centre and discover life-size Terracotta Warriors at a Chinese Arts and Craft Center. Free time to shop at the Lo Wu Commercial Shopping Mall and then return by train to your hotel in Hong Kong with souvenirs and unique items collected over a day spent shopping in Shenzhen.. Please note: Due to tight schedule, this product is not recommended to travelers who need to leave Hong Kong on the same day. • Full-day trip to Shenzhen from Hong Kong by train • Embark on a 2.5-hour shopping extravaganza at Lo Wu Commercial Shopping Mall • Enjoy a traditional Chinese lunch • Pickup and drop-off from selected hotels in included • Return train to Shenzhen
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only), Local English speaking guide, Lunch, Air-conditioned vehicle, China group visa
Exclusions: Beverages, Gratuities
The peak tram visit was good, particularly as their was no need to queue for tickets. Stanley market and Aberdeen were also worth visiting. The jewellery factory was nothing more than waste if half an hour. Still worth doing if you've not been before.
3.9 based on 338 reviews
Visit mainland China by catamaran on a full-day trip from Hong Kong and see some of China's iconic sights with an informative guide. Meet an adorable panda at Shenzhen Safari Park, discover Qin Dynasty terracotta warriors and their horses, and tour the metropolitan city of Guangzhou, formerly known as Canton. You’ll find everything from towering skyscrapers to ancient temples in China’s third largest city — a former trading hub located on the Pearl River — before returning by express train. Lunch, coach transport and a group visa are all included! Please note: Due to tight schedule, this product is not recommended to travelers who need to leave Hong Kong on the same day.
Inclusions: Pick-up is available from downtown hotels. Exact details to be advised upon confirmation of booking., Local guide, Lunch, One-way catamaran, Air-conditioned vehicle, One-way express train (Guangzhou to Kowloon Station), China group visa
Exclusions: Beverages, Gratuities
The peak tram visit was good, particularly as their was no need to queue for tickets. Stanley market and Aberdeen were also worth visiting. The jewellery factory was nothing more than waste if half an hour. Still worth doing if you've not been before.
We start from your hotel lobby and head straight to Lo Wu border by a local train, the central suburb of Shenzhen. From there, we will head to the high levels to observe the whole city and also to explain to you the city and southern China's developments. Then, we will head to the local shopping district of Dongmen where the most popular local hangout is visiting local street food vendors and checking out what locals get up to from late afternoon and their shopping habbit and an overview of local retail markets. We will then take a subway to head over to the financial districts to go up to one of the tallest observatory decks in the world the Ping An Finance Centre. Breath-taking views at 1956ft on the 118th floor is something when 14 million people is under your feet. We will then head back down to see one of the biggest underground malls in China watching how local commute home and a dinner at the mall before riding the High Speed Rail back to Hong Kong.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Private transportation vehicle to/from attractions (if option selected), Private guide
Exclusions: Private transportation vehicle to/from attractions (if option not selected), Food and drinks, Visa
What to do with a full day in Hong Kong between debarking a cruise ship and an evening flight? Spending it with Jacky Wong of This is Asia Tours was one of the best choices of our entire trip. Jacky met our party of five at Kai Tak Terminal exactly where he said he’d be with a luxurious van that easily accommodated our group and all our luggage. After asking what we’d already seen of Hong Kong (our ship arrived the previous morning) he suggested we make a stop at the Kowloon Public Pier for a panoramic view of Victoria Harbour and a brief history of the city. Though we had been on two shore excursions the day before, Jacky provided a much more thorough explanation of why and how Hong Kong came to be. He is incredibly knowledgeable and articulate and also exhibits a great sense of humor, which made spending the day with him a highlight of our trip. From there we headed to Lantau Island while Jacky described the development of the current airport and supporting infrastructure. As we neared Disneyland and I expressed interest, Jacky immediately exited the freeway for a quick “drive by” of the park resorts. Then we proceeded to Tai O, the highlight of our day. This picturesque fishing village of stilt houses, canals and pedestrian lanes is about as different from the bustle of Kowloon as one can possibly imagine. And Jacky knows it like the back of his hand. He introduced us to many of the shopkeepers and restauranteurs as he explained the delicacies produced here and encouraged us to sample them. We had an extensive walking tour including two temples before stopping for lunch at a canal-front cafe where Jacky ordered for us based on our preferences (including beer!). A subsequent stop at Triple Lanterns Cafe allowed for a thorough discussion of the current politics and prospects of Hong Kong. Jacky was very forthcoming and insightful and we found his unique perspective very enlightening. Tai O was definitely a highlight of our entire trip thanks to Jacky. I can’t imagine we would have enjoyed it nearly as much had we ventured there on our own. From Tai O, we drove to visit the Big Buddha and affiliated temples, which were quite crowded due to it being the first day of the lunar new year. Along with all the technical information about the site, Jacky provided the historical significance (or lack thereof) of this recent attraction completed just prior to Hong Kong’s transfer from the U.K. to China. Following a spectacular and very full day, Jacky delivered us to the airport, where he accompanied us (and all our luggage) into the terminal where he directed us to the appropriate ticket counter for our homebound flight. Subsequently, he emailed about twenty photos of our day together, several of which are posted with this review. When I began looking for a transfer tour, I was really only looking for a way to spend the time between leaving our ship and an evening flight. Jacky Wong turned it into one of the best experiences of our trip. I cannot recommend highly enough that anyone visiting Hong Kong contact Jacky Wong of This Is Asia Tours. I am incredibly glad that I did.
This 2-day tour offers you opportunity to explore the 3 well-known sites in Guangdong province, Danxia Mountain, Nanhua Monastery and Maba Man ruin. You will climb up the mountain and view the stunning river running between mountains. The amazing Mummy Buddha in Nanhua Monastery will impress you profoundly. Moreover, the Maba Man Ruin is a site to learn the pre-modern hominid history.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Lunch, Accommodation as per itinerary, Local guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by private vehicle, Bullet train (Second Class)
Exclusions: Drinks, Gratuities
Delicious and delicate. The food in Guangzhou is the best. The old town is worth visiting if you want to know history and cultures of Guangzhou. Travelling in Guangzhou is not so difficult except for some language problems until recently the GZ government has had an interpretation hotline(+8620960169), which can provide great service for public affairs and government services. I used several times taking taxi and asking for directions, the interpreters are quite professional.
Shenzhen is a fast developing Chinese city only 1-hour train ride away from downtown Hong Kong. Shenzhen has some of the most popular theme parks such as: Splendid China and China Folk Culture Villages. You will be escorted by a tour guide from Hong Kong all the time, walk through the check point of Hong Kong side and China side! This tour is designed to let you explore the historical site and minority ethnic culture of China. A 144-hour free Group China Visa will be issued by Chinese authority just for your one day visit.
Inclusions: Free 144-hour stay Group China Visa, issued by Chinese Government one day prior., Pickup from major centrally located hotels. Or meet tour guide & other tourists at a departure point, Do you pickup from my hotel, or I go to a departure point? What time? Book now and find the answer, Guided 1-hour train ride between Hong Kong to Shenzhen. Round trip first-class train ticket,, 10 minute walk through the famous Luo Hu Check Point and Luohu Bridge. Meet your Chinese tour guide, Guided tour to visit some must-see attractions in Shenzhen., A Choice of Dim Sum Lunch at Shangri-la Hotel or Indian lunch at a local authentic restaurant, Return first class train transfer from Shenzhen to Hong Kong at 6pm., Coach transfer from Hung Hom Railway Station to hotel. You will be back to hotel at about 19:30. , A guide escorts every step of the way during hotel pickup, transfers, tour. lunch & return to hotel., Another Chinese guide meets at border with 144-hour-stay China Group Visa, show you around Shenzhen., If you do not offer a preferred pickup place or address, you will receive cancellation note & refund
Exclusions: Gratuities for guide and driver (recommended), Dinner
Olea semi lunch buffet has a nice offer. Available Mon-Sun. Service, staff & food are excellent. Great location - trabsportation & shopping malls are convenient. Looking forward for my next visit
This one day tour offers you opportunity to explore the 2 well-known sites in Guangdong province, Danxia Mountain and Nanhua Monastery. You will climb up the mountain and view the stunning river running between mountains. The amazing Body Buddha in Nanhua Monastery will impress you profoundly. Round-way bullet trains are included.
Inclusions: Lunch, Local guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Private tour, Transport by private vehicle, Round-way bullet trains
Exclusions: Drinks and alcoholic drinks (available to purchase), Gratuities
Delicious and delicate. The food in Guangzhou is the best. The old town is worth visiting if you want to know history and cultures of Guangzhou. Travelling in Guangzhou is not so difficult except for some language problems until recently the GZ government has had an interpretation hotline(+8620960169), which can provide great service for public affairs and government services. I used several times taking taxi and asking for directions, the interpreters are quite professional.
Start the tour from the bustle Hong Kong to explore the city with a full day, then move to Guangzhou to enjoy the wonderful Cantonese culture. Afterwards transfer to Yangshuo to indulge into the picturesque river and mountain view. The attractions you will visit include Star Avenue, Hong Kong Light Show, Victoria Peak, Tomb Museum of Nanyue King, Academy of Clan Chen, Shamian Island, Canton Tower, and Li River etc.
Inclusions: Accommodation as per itinerary, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Local guide, Transport by private vehicle and metro, Train Hong Kong/Guangzhou, Guangzhlou/Gongcheng
Exclusions: Drinks, Gratuities
Delicious and delicate. The food in Guangzhou is the best. The old town is worth visiting if you want to know history and cultures of Guangzhou. Travelling in Guangzhou is not so difficult except for some language problems until recently the GZ government has had an interpretation hotline(+8620960169), which can provide great service for public affairs and government services. I used several times taking taxi and asking for directions, the interpreters are quite professional.
Zhaoxing Dong Village is a well-preserved Dong town with the traditional houses and Drum Towers in Guizhou Province. Basha Miao Village is the last gun hunter tribe in China. This 2-day tour will let you take round-way bullet train from Guangzhou to explore the colorful minority culture in Guizhou Province.
Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Overnight accommodation, Local guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by private vehicle, Round-way Bullet train Guangzhou/Congjiang, Bottled water
Exclusions: Gratuities, Insurance
Delicious and delicate. The food in Guangzhou is the best. The old town is worth visiting if you want to know history and cultures of Guangzhou. Travelling in Guangzhou is not so difficult except for some language problems until recently the GZ government has had an interpretation hotline(+8620960169), which can provide great service for public affairs and government services. I used several times taking taxi and asking for directions, the interpreters are quite professional.
Start the tour from the bustle Guangzhou to explore the city, then take bullet train to Yangshuo to indulge into the picturesque river and mountain view. The attractions you will visit include Tomb Museum of Nanyue King, Academy of Clan Chen, Shamian Island, Canton Tower, Li River etc.
Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast, Accommodation as per itinerary, Local guide, Transport by private vehicle and metro, Bullet Train Guangzhlou/Yangshuo(Second Class), Bottled water
Exclusions: Gratuities, Transportation to/from Guangzhou/Guilin
Delicious and delicate. The food in Guangzhou is the best. The old town is worth visiting if you want to know history and cultures of Guangzhou. Travelling in Guangzhou is not so difficult except for some language problems until recently the GZ government has had an interpretation hotline(+8620960169), which can provide great service for public affairs and government services. I used several times taking taxi and asking for directions, the interpreters are quite professional.
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