Best China Travel 2026

Guangdong Science Center in Guangzhou, a world‑record‑breaking futuristic science landmark, offers immersive tech exhibits, exciting films and family‑friendly interactive fun.

Shameen Island in Guangzhou, a former Anglo‑French concession with European‑style buildings, is a popular scenic spot for slow travel and photography.

From splendid Lingnan cultural relics and ancient maritime trade artifacts to unique natural specimens and traditional Cantonese craftsmanship, we’ll walk through thousands of years of local history and witness the profound heritage of southern China

From iconic city landmarks to ancient historical relics, from peaceful lake views to lush mountain landscapes, we’ll help you understand the thousand-year story of Guangzhou’s most famous urban park.

From rare giant pandas to mighty elephants, from cute koalas to fierce tigers, from immersive safari experiences to fun animal interactions, we’ll help you discover the fascinating world of wildlife at one of the largest safari parks on Earth.

The Canton Tower, often called Guangzhou Tower, is a 604-meter tall megastructure located in the Haizhu District of Guangzhou, China. It stands on the south bank of the Pearl River and was completed in 2010 for the Asian Games.

The Nanyue King Museum,also known as the Mausoleum of the Nanyue King, is a premier archaeological site located in the heart of Guangzhou, China. It’s built directly atop the tomb of Zhao Mo, the second ruler of the ancient Nanyue Kingdom.

Step through the gates and into a serene world of intricate artistry. The air feels still and respectful, a stark contrast to the bustling city just outside. This is the Chen Clan Ancestral Hall.

Imagine gliding smoothly along a shimmering waterway, the warm evening breeze on your face as the dazzling lights of a megacity unfold around you. That’s the magic of a Pearl River Night Cruise.