Hangzhou Guangzhou | Three-day Two-night Eating and Sightseeing Itinerary

The itinerary includes photo spots and food recommendations, perfect for food lovers. It's advised to stay in the Liwan District, where there are many old shops and attractions, and the prices are reasonable. D1 🥪Ronghua Building Had dim sum for breakfast, it's an old and established teahouse, and there's a pastry shop next door worth checking out. I think the taste is just average, no need to queue up for it. It was quite crowded when I went, and the service wasn't great. 🚶🏻Chen Clan Ancestral Hall You can walk there directly, the ticket 🎫 is 10 RMB, and I think it's worth a visit! You can go there to take funny pictures haha, and the handicrafts on display inside are exquisite. 🗼Canton Tower is a must-visit Just navigate to Hongcheng Park ⛲️ and walk from there, there are many popular photo spots. After walking to Haixin Bridge, you can take the tram, 2 RMB per ride, or you can buy a commemorative ticket (unlimited rides for one day). Then it's time for dinner and late-night snacks. D2 🍗Tianfu Xiaocaiwang for a meal, the menu is rich, must-order items include juice pork chop, roast meats, and duck intestines, all delicious. 📸In the afternoon, head to Yongqing Fang, it can get very congested on holidays, so it's recommended to get off at the Liwan Museum and take a look inside, the photo opportunities are fantastic! Then continue to Yongqing Fang, there are various dessert shops along the way! It's quite commercialized, with many shops to browse. 🚶🏻Afterwards, you can stroll to the Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street, where you'll find the main Tao Tao Ju store. By the time you get here, you might be a bit tired, so you can eat at any nearby place you like, no need to go to the popular spots, there are plenty of great small eateries! D3 Went to Tianfu Xiaocaiwang again, this time for dim sum, the speed of service is really good! The taste is also very nice, the kind you can blindly order from! After eating, you can visit the Thirteen Hongs Museum, the second floor of the museum is impressive, and right next to it is the New China Building (commonly known as Thirteen Hongs), but it seems to be mostly wholesale, not retail. The rest of the time is for checking out anything missed, the weather was bad when I visited, it was raining, but if the weather is good, you can also visit nearby parks, snacks, etc. In conclusion, Guangzhou is super delicious! I'll visit again if I have the chance.