Guangzhou/North and East

Guangzhou's North and East districts offer a different experience from the busy city centre, with mountain scenery, historic sites, hot springs and rural landscapes. The area covers five districts: Baiyun, Huangpu, Huadu, Zengcheng and Conghua. Visitors can explore Baiyun Mountain, learn about modern Chinese history in Huangpu, visit historic sites in Huadu, relax at Conghua's hot springs or sample Zengcheng's famous lychees in summer. As the districts cover a large area, it is worth planning visits by location.

North and East Guangzhou covers five districts spread across the northern and eastern parts of the municipality. Attractions are widely dispersed, so visitors should plan their trips by area rather than trying to see everything in one day.

• Baiyun (白云) — North of the city centre, Baiyun includes urban neighbourhoods as well as greener areas. Baiyun Mountain is a major attraction for hiking and views over Guangzhou. The district is also home to the Memorial to the Sanyuanli People's Struggle Against the British.

• Huangpu (黄埔) — East of the city centre, Huangpu is known for the former Huangpu Military Academy on Changzhou Island, an important site in modern Chinese history. The district also has maritime and revolutionary history sites.

• Huadu (花都) — In the northwestern part of Guangzhou, Huadu combines urban areas with industrial development and access to the wider countryside. Attractions include Huadu Square and the Former Residence of Hong Xiuquan.

• Zengcheng (增城) — East of the central city, Zengcheng is known for its lychees, including the prized Gualü (挂绿) variety. The lychee season generally falls in June and July, although the exact timing varies from year to year.

• Conghua (从化) — In the northern part of Guangzhou, Conghua is known for hot springs, mountain scenery and outdoor recreation. Tianhe (Heavenly Lake) Recreation Area and Shimen National Forest Park are among the area's natural attractions.

Distances between attractions can be considerable. Check transport routes and journey times before setting out, especially for rural and mountainous destinations.

Guangzhou has a humid subtropical climate, with hot, humid summers and generally mild winters. Rainfall is concentrated in the warmer months, particularly from spring into summer. Heavy rain and typhoons may affect outdoor activities, so visitors planning hikes or trips to rural areas should check the weather forecast.

Autumn is often a comfortable season for exploring the region outdoors. Spring can be warm and rainy, while summer is hot and humid. Mountainous areas around Conghua may be cooler than the central city.

Climate data are based on the 1991–2020 China Surface Climate Normals Dataset published by the National Meteorological Information Centre and accessed through the China Meteorological Data Service Centre.

As North and East Guangzhou are part of Guangzhou Municipality, climate data for Guangzhou are used as a general reference for this region. However, local conditions may vary, particularly in the mountainous areas of Conghua.

The districts north and east of central Guangzhou preserve sites associated with some important turning points in modern Chinese history. In Baiyun, the Memorial to the Sanyuanli People's Struggle Against the British commemorates local resistance during the First Opium War in 1841. In Huangpu, the former Huangpu Military Academy, founded in 1924, trained military officers who later became prominent figures in China's political and military history.

Huadu is the birthplace of Hong Xiuquan, the leader of the Taiping Rebellion against the Qing dynasty. His former residence offers visitors a more personal connection to this turbulent period. Together, these sites provide a useful way to explore the region's history beyond Guangzhou's better-known central districts.

Autumn is often a comfortable time for walking and exploring the countryside. Spring is also an option, although rain and humidity can be high. Zengcheng is especially associated with lychees, which are generally harvested in June and July. Summer visitors should prepare for heat, humidity and heavy rain.

North and East Guangzhou covers the districts of Baiyun, Huadu, Huangpu, Conghua and Zengcheng. The best transport option depends on your destination. Baiyun and Huadu are served by the airport and railway connections, while metro, intercity rail and buses provide access to Huangpu and the eastern districts. Conghua and parts of Zengcheng are more rural, so the final part of a journey may require a local bus or taxi.

• 23.3925113.298891 Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (广州白云国际机场; CAN), Baiyun District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China (Follow airport signs to the metro, airport buses and official taxi ranks.), ☏ +86 20 3606 6999. The main international airport serving Guangzhou, with domestic and international flights. The airport is connected to the city by metro, airport buses and taxis. Check the airport website for current transport information and terminal details.  (updated Oct 2026)

Guangzhou's railway network connects the northern and eastern districts with central Guangzhou and other cities in Guangdong. Check the destination station carefully when buying tickets, as different trains use different stations.

• 23.37945113.198432 Guangzhou North Railway Station (广州北站), Huadu District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China (Use local buses, taxis or the metro to reach the station; check the current route and station entrance before departure.). A railway station serving Huadu and northern Guangzhou. Confirm the station name on your ticket, as it is distinct from Guangzhou Railway Station and Guangzhou South Railway Station.  (updated Oct 2026)

• 23.19407113.241323 Guangzhou Baiyun Railway Station (广州白云站), Baiyun District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China (Use the metro, local buses or a taxi; check current connections to the station.). A major railway station in Baiyun District. Check your ticket and current station access information before travelling.  (updated Oct 2026)

• 23.15172113.319194 Guangzhou East Railway Station (广州东站), Tianhe District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China (The station is served by Guangzhou Metro. Follow signs for the railway station and the metro interchange.). A major railway station with connections to the eastern parts of Guangzhou and other cities. It can be a useful arrival point for onward travel to Huangpu and eastern Guangzhou.  (updated Oct 2026)

• 23.13389113.598615 Xintang South Railway Station (新塘南站), Xintang, Zengcheng District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China (Use local transport or a taxi for the onward journey; confirm the current intercity railway timetable before travelling.). A railway station serving the Xintang area in eastern Guangzhou. Check the station name and service details when booking, as conventional railway and intercity railway stations may have similar names.  (updated Oct 2026)

Long-distance and intercity buses connect Guangzhou with towns in Zengcheng, Conghua and other parts of Guangdong. Services may depart from different bus stations, so check the departure terminal when purchasing a ticket.

• In Zengcheng and Conghua, local buses connect district centres with nearby towns and villages. Services to rural destinations may be less frequent than those in central Guangzhou, so check the return timetable before setting out.
• 23.1732113.338656 Tianhe Coach Station (天河汽车客运站), 633 Yanling Rd, Tianhe District, Guangzhou (广州市天河区燕岭路633号) (Take Metro Line 3 or Line 6 to Tianhe Coach Terminal Station, then exit via Exit B to reach the station's east plaza.). 06:00–23:00. Tianhe Coach Station is a major long-distance bus terminal in eastern Guangzhou. Opened in 1997, it serves as a transport hub connecting long-distance coaches, city buses, and the metro. It offers routes to various destinations in Guangdong Province (such as Meizhou and Shantou) and neighboring provinces like Fujian, Zhejiang, and Jiangsu. The station is directly connected to Tianhe Coach Terminal Station (Metro Lines 3 and 6).  (updated Oct 2026)

Guangzhou Metro connects parts of Baiyun, Huadu, Huangpu and eastern Guangzhou with the city centre.

• 23.108889113.2647227 Guangzhou Metro (广州地铁), Guangzhou, Guangdong, China (Metro stations throughout Guangzhou connect the city centre with the airport, railway stations and urban districts.), ☏ +86 20 96891. The metro is one of the most convenient ways to travel around Guangzhou. Connections include Baiyun International Airport (Line 3), Guangzhou East Railway Station (Lines 1, 3 and 11), Guangzhou North Railway Station (Line 9) and Guangzhou South Railway Station (Lines 2, 7 and 22). Standard fares start at ¥2 for journeys of up to 4 km and increase with distance; the APM line has a flat fare of ¥2. Passengers can use single-journey tickets, Yang Cheng Tong (羊城通) transit cards and supported Alipay or WeChat transport QR codes. Trains generally run from early morning until late evening, but the first and last train times vary by line and station. Check current fares and timetables before travelling.  (updated Oct 2026) ^{[dead link]}

Guangzhou Metro connects parts of Baiyun, Huadu, Huangpu and eastern Guangzhou with the city centre.

• 23.108889113.2647228 Guangzhou Metro (广州地铁), Guangzhou, Guangdong, China (Metro stations throughout Guangzhou connect the city centre with the airport, railway stations and urban districts.), ☏ +86 20 96891. The metro is one of the most convenient ways to travel around Guangzhou. Connections include Baiyun International Airport (Line 3), Guangzhou East Railway Station (Lines 1, 3 and 11), Guangzhou North Railway Station (Line 9) and Guangzhou South Railway Station (Lines 2, 7 and 22). Standard fares start at ¥2 for journeys of up to 4 km and increase with distance; the APM line has a flat fare of ¥2. Passengers can use single-journey tickets, Yang Cheng Tong (羊城通) transit cards and supported Alipay or WeChat transport QR codes. Trains generally run from early morning until late evening, but the first and last train times vary by line and station. Check current fares and timetables before travelling.  (updated Oct 2026) ^{[dead link]}

• Guangzhou City Bus (广州公交), Guangzhou, Guangdong, China (Use local bus stops throughout Guangzhou; check the route and destination before boarding.). The city bus network serves urban neighbourhoods and outlying districts. Services include daytime routes, night buses, express services and the bus rapid transit system. Fares and operating hours vary by route. Yang Cheng Tong cards and supported Alipay or WeChat transport QR codes are convenient payment options. (updated Oct 2026)

• Guangzhou Taxi Services (广州出租车), Guangzhou, Guangdong, China (Use official taxi ranks at airports, railway stations and other major transport hubs.). Licensed taxis are available throughout the city. Make sure the meter is running and check applicable surcharges. Ride-hailing services are also widely used and can be convenient for destinations far from metro stations. (updated Oct 2026)

• Shared Bicycle Services (共享单车), Guangzhou, Guangdong, China (Look for designated shared-bicycle parking areas near metro stations and along urban streets.). Shared bicycles operated by services such as Meituan Bike (美团单车), Qingju Bike (青桔单车) and HelloBike (哈啰) are useful for short journeys. Bikes are generally unlocked through an operator's app or a supported Alipay or WeChat mini-program. Prices and registration requirements vary. Park only in permitted areas. (updated Oct 2026)

• 23.0817113.4966561 Guangzhou Maritime Museum (广州海事博物馆), Gangqian Road, Huangpu District (黄埔区港前路) (about 900 meters southeast of Nahaishen Station on Metro Line 13), ☏ +86 20 82210927. 09:00-17:00, no entry after 16:30, closed on Mondays. Free.  (updated Oct 2022)
• 23.074678113.4147982 Memorial Museum of the 1911 Revolution (辛亥革命纪念馆), 563 Jinzhou North Road, Changzhou Island, Huangpu District (黄埔区长洲岛金洲北路563号) (Take a train to Higher Education Mega Center South at the intersection of Lines 2 and 7, then walk north to Nei Huan East Road (内环东路) and take bus no. 383 to the Changzhou Subdistrict Office (长轴街办). Bus no. 430 links the museum with the Huangpu Military Academy Site), ☏ +86 20 82502473. 09:00-18:30, no entry after 17:45, closed on Mondays. A museum about the Xinhai Revolution of 1911, which led to the overthrow of the Qing Dynasty and the birth of China's first republic. Free.  (updated Jan 2020) ^{[dead link]}
• 23.16337113.2547423 Memorial to the Sanyuanli People's Struggle Against the British (三元里人民抗英斗争纪念馆), 34 Guangyuan Road, Baiyun District (白云区广园中路34号) (near Sanyuanli Station on Metro Line 2), ☏ +86 20 86578325, guangzhoubwg@126.com. 09:00-17:30, closed on Mondays. Built in the early Qing Dynasty, this was originally a Taoist temple. Today it is a memorial museum dedicated to the Sanyuanli Incident, a military engagement that took place in 1841 during the First Opium War. Although from the British point of view, this was nothing more than a minor skirmish, the incident is seen in China as deeply significant because rather than being a clash between regular forces, it involved what appeared to be a spontaneous uprising of the local people who decided to take on the British army on their own using swords, pikes and whatever weapons they could get their hands on. The museum is administered as a branch of the Guangzhou Museum. Free.  (updated Aug 2021)

• 23.15626113.201054 Ancestral Hall of Dr. Chen Mingxian of the Song Dynasty (宋名贤陈大夫宗祠), No.38, Zhongyuanli Street, Baiyun District. 9AM to 5PM. It was built during the Ming Jiajing period, rebuilt during the Qingdao Light Year, and rebuilt in 1927. The name of the temple is to commemorate the name of Dr. Chen Ziqiang. The locals call it the Siddhartha Hall. Covering an area of about 795 square meters, sitting north to south, the middle hall hung "Shide Hall" and the Qing court gave Chen Zizhang "loyal Jane" plaque. There is a statue of Chen Zizhang in the middle of the back hall. Behind the wall on the left is a monument to Song Mingxian Chen's ancestral shrine. On the right side of the garden is the garden of Eden, which is the garden of Eden. Later people called Chen Zizhuang and Shunde Chen Bangyan and Dongguan Zhang Jiayu "three loyalties of Lingnan at the end of the Ming Dynasty." Guangzhou Cultural Heritage Protection Unit. 0.  (updated Sep 2024)
• 23.419606113.1673185 Former Residence of Hong Xiuquan (洪秀全故居 Hóngxiùquán gùjū), Guanlubu, Dabu Village, Xinhua Subdistrict, Huadu District (花都区新华街道大布村官禄布 Guǎngzhōushì huādūqū xīnhuá jiēdào dàbùcūn guānlùbù) (Take a metro train to Huadu Autocity Station on Line 9, then catch bus no. 21 and get off at the final stop), ☏ +86 20 36861225, +86 20 86832232. 09:00-17:00, closed on Mondays. The former home of the quasi-Christian leader of the Taiping Rebellion that resulted in the death of about 20 million people during the late Qing dynasty. Shortly after failing the imperial examinations on multiple occasions, Hong Xiuquan became delusional and claimed to have received visions in his dreams that he was the younger brother of Jesus Christ destined to overthrow the Qing Dynasty and establish the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom in Nanjing as its capital. Free.  (updated Oct 2012)
• 23.08883113.420276 Former Site of Huangpu Military Academy (黄埔军校旧址 Huángpǔ Jūnxiào Jiùzhǐ, Huangpu is also spelled Whampoa), 170 Jun Xiao Road, Changzhou Island, Huangpu District (黄埔区长洲岛军校路170号) (Take a metro train to Yuzhu Station on Line 5. Exit the station via Exit D, then walk or take bus no. 431 to the Yuzhou Pier. Finally take a ferry to the Huangpu Military Academy Pier), ☏ +86 20 82201082. 09:00-18:00, no entry after 18:00, closed on Mondays. The original Military Academy was founded in 1924 by Sun Yat-sen, with support from the Chinese Communist Party and the Soviet Union. The mission of the Academy was to create an officer corps for the new Chinese Republic. Many famous Chinese war heroes were trained here. The original site was destroyed by the Japanese in 1938. Two exhibition halls on the Campus of the Academy cover the History of the Academy with English translations. Unfortunately the other exhibition halls, such as Heroes of the Academy, do not have English translations. The site is far from the city center. Free.  (updated Oct 2012) ^{[dead link]}

• 23.1585113.209297 Temple of the Great Fairy of Fortune (财神大仙庙), Baiyun District, Jinshu Island, Caibin Middle Road. 08:15-17:15. Temple of the Great Fairy of Fortune is a city-level cultural relics protection unit, the main temple sits southwest to northeast, built in Qingguangxu 24 years (1898), after five renovations. Originally a temple of wealth, 27 years of Guangxu, the temple began to worship Lu Dongbin, commonly known as Da Xian Temple, the temple is not large, stacked structure, pillars and stairs are stone, a little momentum.  (updated Sep 2024)
• 23.083481113.4921928 South Sea God Temple (南海神庙), 22 Xuri Street, Miaotou Village, Suidong Sub-district, Huangpu District (黄埔区穗东街道庙头村旭日街22号) (near Exit C2 of Nanhaishen Station on Metro Line 13), ☏ +86 20 82210927. 09:00-17:00, no entry after 16:30, closed on Mondays. Said to be the largest temple in China dedicated to the South Sea God. ¥10.  (updated Oct 2022)
• 23.402406113.1746889 Yuanxuan Taoist Temple (圆玄道观), 38 Yingbin Avenue West, Huadu District (花都区迎宾大道西38号) (Free shuttles buses to the temple operate from the Tianmei Shangzhuang (田美上庄) bus stop just outside Exit C of the Huadu Square Metro Station on Line 9. The free shuttle buses depart at 09:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00 and 15:00. You can also catch bus no. 花22), ☏ +86 20 36861238, 36861238@163.com. 08:00-18:00. It includes three Taoist buildings in one complex: Sanqing Hall, Taihe Hall and Yuanchen Hall. Sanqing Hall is the most architecturally important of the three structures, while Yuanxuan Taoist Temple has carvings of divine beings. The central hall is covered by yellow glazed tiles and decorated with the bright images of Yuqing, Shangqing and Taiqing, the three authoritative deities in Taoism. ¥20.  (updated Oct 2012)

• 23.582619113.76169610 Baishuizhai (白水寨). A high waterfall. This is a pleasant spot to visit set in pleasant surroundings not far from the city. The waterfall is no giant but is claimed to be the highest in mainland China: it is best appreciated from a short distance away. If you enter the park, entrance about ¥70, the entire pathway to the mountain summit above the waterfall has been developed. In the lower reaches it is a plankway, some on swinging chains, often crossing the cascade. After that, it is what appear to be granite steps. The park claims there are 9999 steps. For the less strong there is a bus service for ¥20. If you are walking you should allow maybe 5 hours for the return trip from the entrance. There are unnumbered buses from Zengcheng to the park and the trip takes a little over an hour.  
• 23.1594113.20911 Baiyun Children's Park (白云儿童公园), Baiyun District, Jinshu Island, Ring Road No. 3. 8AM-6PM. Large free children's park with a rich variety of rides, a beautiful natural environment and convenient transportation connections. 0.  (updated Sep 2024)
• 23.1801113.295711 Baiyun Mountain (White Cloud Mountain) (白云山 Bái-yún-shān). Open 24 hours. Is a great place to relax and enjoy a day among lush, rolling hills. It also offers great views over the city. The road to the top in most of the daytime is restricted to park trams and pedestrians. To get to the top lookout point, you can use the main roads or trails. There are many places to rest and refreshments are available along the way. It is a great place to see people enjoying nature and playing games, such as shuttlecock, badminton, football and even bungee jumping. There are many bus routes to and from different parts of the city, as well as taxis usually available near the park gate. Park entrance ¥5; Cable car round trip ¥40; tram from ¥20; other attractions ¥5–10; packages available from ¥25.  (updated Oct 2012)
• Gualuyuan Park. Famous for its grand momma of lychee trees, it is also a center for shopping, eating, and recreation. 
• 23.40358113.2142912 Huadu Square (花都广场 huā-dū-guǎng-chǎng) (Metro 9: Huadu Square). A park-cum-recreation square located in the north part the city and near the government office buildings of Huadu District (花都区). The square incorporates, among other attractions, an outdoor theater, large fountain, outdoor dance area and statues. There is a large grass area that is similar to a Western style meadow and a subtropical forest and ornamental flower beds.  (updated Oct 2012)
• 23.627025113.77708813 Shimen National Forest Park (石门国家森林公园), Wenquan Town, Conghua District (从化区温泉镇) (probably best visited by car; otherwise, take bus nos. 14 or 19 from Conghua Bus Station to the final stop - the park entrance is said to be about an hour's walk from the bus stop), ☏ +86 20 87850738, shimenpark@163.com. May-Oct: 09:00-19:00, no tickets issued after 17:00; Nov-Apr: 09:00-18:00, no tickets issued after 16:30. ¥40.  (updated Oct 2022) ^{[dead link]}

• 23.16113.288614 Yuntai Garden (云台花园 Yún-tái-huā-yuán) (Tour Bus No. 1, 3). Situated at the foot of Baiyun (White Cloud) Mountain and is famous for its wide variety of rare flowers and trees. There are also seasonal exhibits (additional admission). ¥10.  (updated Oct 2012) ^{[dead link]}

Visit the villages. They are old and historic. The Chans come from Sa Chuen, Sun Gaai and Hargee. The Wongs from Gua Leng, Bak Sui and Yiel Tien.The Lees from Go Yi.

• 23.2966113.84322 1978 Film Town (1978 电影小镇), Yanjiang East 3rd Road, Zengcheng District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China (Take a taxi from Zengcheng Square Metro Station, or follow local map directions to the main entrance.). Open 24 hours. Explore a creative park developed from the former Zengcheng Sugar Paper Factory. The park combines preserved industrial buildings with cultural spaces, shops, restaurants and entertainment venues. Some individual activities may charge separate fees.  (updated Oct 2026)
• 23.4169113.89313 Zhengguo Old Street (正果老街), 16 Zhengning Street, Zhengguo Town, Zengcheng District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China (From Zhengguo Bus Station, walk to Zhengning Street and follow signs to the old street.), ☏ +86 20 82810112. Free. Explore the historic street and its traditional Lingnan-style buildings. Local food stalls serve Zhengguo wontons, rice noodles and other rural specialties. The street is free to enter, but individual shops and food stalls charge their own prices.  (updated Oct 2026)
• 23.3511113.84674 Liantang Chunse Leisure Tourism Area (莲塘春色休闲旅游区), Liantang Village, Licheng Subdistrict, Zengcheng District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China (Follow local map directions to the visitor centre in Liantang Village. Walking and cycling routes start from the visitor centre.). Walk or cycle through the rural landscapes of Liantang Chunse Leisure Tourism Area. Routes pass lotus ponds, orchards, a greenway, bamboo groves and traditional village scenery. Start at the visitor centre and check local conditions before setting out.  (updated Oct 2026)
• 23.2103113.64795 Nanxiangshan Forest Park (南香山森林公园), Nanxiangshan Forest Park, Yongning Subdistrict, Zengcheng District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China (Check a local map for the current park entrance and trail access.), ☏ +86 20 32198342. Open 24 hours. Hike in Nanxiangshan Forest Park and enjoy the forest scenery. A pavilion near the summit offers views of the surrounding area. Check trail access and current park conditions before visiting.  (updated Oct 2026)

Zengcheng produces high quality and the best tasting rice, which is called ZengCheng Si-Miao rice.

The lychees were really good. Apparently there are a few varieties, each having its own season. The best is supposed to come from Gua Leng village. A word of warning, don't eat too many - you'll lose your voice.

• Best-Way African Restaurant, No. 003 1/F Jindu Bldg, 99 Guangyuan West Rd (opposite Canaan Market), ☏ +86 20 6114-7501. This Nigerian restaurant serves cuisine cooked Igbo style (try the semo and egusi soup). It is a bit out of the way (down some narrow stairs and under a concrete overpass), but the ambiance is cozy inside with Nigerian music playing. 

For a truly unique and exhilarating, Zengcheng experience, head to the Windflower after 11PM where you will be looked after by the locals as if you were royalty. The music is loud and fast and the waitresses louder and faster. Play your cards right and you won't even need to pay for a beer. Amazing

• ^{[formerly dead link]} Zengcheng Hotel (In the city center near the Guangzhou-Shantou highway and Guangzhou Huizhou highway). The hotel has over 300 rooms and offers conference and meeting facilities.  ^{[dead link]}

• Zhongqiao Hotel (中桥宾馆), 99-103 Chigang Road, Haizhu District (赤岗路103号), ☏ +86-20-8600 9099, hotelrsv@163.com. The hotel is close to Pazhou Trade Center where Canton Fair is held. Check their website for other locations in the chain.  ^{[dead link]}
• Oriental Resort (广州鸣泉居), 1068 Baiyun South Avenue (白云大道南1068号) (On Baiyun Mountain), ☏ +86 20 8663-2888. Quiet and away from the city. ¥480.  ^{[dead link]}
• Guangzhou Hotel (广州宾馆), 2 Guangzhou Qiyi Road, Haizhu Square (海珠广场起义路2号) (Metro 2 Haizhu Square Exit B3), ☏ +86 20 8333-8168. ¥328. 

• Dragon Lake Princess Hotel (九龙湖公主酒店), 3 Shanqian Avenue, Huadong Town, Huadu District (花都区花东镇山前大道3号九龙湖社区), ☏ +86 20 3690-8888, hotel@dragonlake.com.cn. Designed and built in the style of a European town, the hotel is located in the Dragon Lake Resort. River Main in the village, It offers accommodation, dining, meeting, amusement, sports and leisure facilities. The hotel has bus route from and to Hong Kong and Shenzhen. The facility is beautiful and relaxing, but it is 35 minutes away from the city center. ¥750. 
• Pullman Baiyun Airport Guangzhou (广州铂尔曼白云机场大酒店), In the Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport complex. ¥750. 

• Baihua Hill Village - near a reservoir and Baihua hill. As the village is situated at a higher altitude than the city, it is always cooler and the atmosphere is peaceful and relaxing. The area also has an abundance of flowers. There is a frequent bus service between the village and Zengcheng city center.