One of China’s most important trading cities - and its fifth largest, with 19 million people) blends a futuristic skyline with traditional architecture and modern urban life with deep-rooted Cantonese culture (indeed, the city´s previous name in English was Canton). The city is also a paradise for foodies, offering some of the best Cantonese cuisine in the country, from dim sum to seafood specialities. Guangzhou’s markets, riverside walks, and historical temples offer a different rhythm of city life compared to Beijing and Shanghai. It’s also a practical starting point for exploring southern China and nearby regions.
Read more in Tripatini contributor Junaid Hasan's post 7 Amazing Places to Explore in China Beyond Beijing and Shanghai.
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