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 Living in Guangzhou |
| Date：6/6/2011 Tags：Guangzhou |
| * Banking Locals on the run outside the Grandview Plaza in Tianhe District. In the background is the 80-story CITIC Plaza.ATMs that accept foreign credit or debit cards are common in shopping malls and tourist areas. Withdrawal is available in Chinese currency only. Most banks also accept exchanges from your local currencies to RMB. Your passport is required for this service. However, they do not change it back to your local currencies. Bank of China. Th ... |
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| See in Guangzhou |
| Date：6/6/2011 Tags：Guangzhou |
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* Guangxiao Temple 109 Guangxiao Lu. As the sixth patriarch of Zen Buddhism, Hui Neng, trained at this temple in the 7th Century, it is a popular pilgrimage site for Zen Buddhists. The temple has been destroyed several times by fire, and the current buildings date only from the mid 19th century. (Admission ¥4) [Metro 1 Xi Men Kou - Exit C] * Liurong Temple 87 Liurong Lu. The Temple of Six Banyan Trees, which includes the 17 story, eight-sided Hua Ta, or Flo ... |
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| Buy in Guangzhou |
| Date：6/6/2011 Tags：Guangzhou |
| Street markets If time and weather permits, walking is perhaps the best way to see the city as the back alleys are littered with antiquities that are not accessible by motorized vehicles. Most trades and goods categories are concentrated in a specific area or along one main street.
* Xiguan Antique Street near Liwan Park. * Flower Street Baohua Lu. * Jade Street Changshou Lu and Wenchang Lu, near Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street. [Metro 1 Chang Shou Lu] * I ... |
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| Eat in Guangzhou |
| Date：6/6/2011 Tags：Guangzhou |
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Cantonese cuisine is well-known for its blend of color, fragrance, taste and presentation, and it is ranked among the top four in the country. In particular, dim sum, a delicate pastry, is famous for being simple yet delicious. Local customs have also played a major role in the development and diversity of Cantonese cuisine, as it is often said that Cantonese people eat everything that swims except a submarine, everything that flies except an airplane, an ... |
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