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Experience the Charm: From Quanzhou to Hong Kong
Take an exciting journey through Quanzhou, Guangzhou and Hong Kong and experience the best of Chinese civilization from historic sites to modern marvels.

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Discover the vibrant blend of ancient and modern in Quanzhou, the bustling trade heart of Guangzhou, and the dynamic skyline of Hong Kong.

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1.Quanzhou
The Cultural Gem of Southeast China
2.Guangzhou
The Southern Gateway
3.Hong Kong
The Pearl of the Orient
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8,234 mi
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18h 17m
Quanzhou
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Discover Quanzhou
The Cultural Gem of Southeast China
Quanzhou, formerly known as Chinchew, is a prefecture-level port city on the north bank of the Jin River, beside the Taiwan Strait in Fujian Province. It is one of the most famous historical and cultural cities in China and was recognized as the cultural capital of East Asia by UNESCO in 2002. Quanzhou offers a combination of historical sites such as the Kaiyuan Temple , Qingjing Mosque (one of the oldest mosques in China), and natural attractions like Dongxi Stream and Mount Qingyuan.
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Qingjing Mosque

One of the oldest mosques in China, built in 1009 during the Song Dynasty and an important site along the Maritime Silk Road.

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Guangzhou
359 mi
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1h 47m
Guangzhou
- Trip Weather 22 °C - Trip Weather 25 °C
Discover Guangzhou
The Southern Gateway
A major trading port and the third largest city in China, Guangzhou beautifully blends ancient traditions with modern sensibilities. The city is adorned with a variety of architectural marvels, from the ancient Temple of the Six Banyan Trees to the modern Canton Tower. Known for the Canton Fair, the largest trade fair in China, Guangzhou is a flourishing commercial city. Moreover, Guangzhou is also renowned for its delectable Cantonese cuisine.
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Chen Clan Ancestral Hall

A stunning example of traditional Chinese architecture and art, showcasing exquisite wood, stone, and brick carvings.

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Shamian Island

A European-style historical area with beautiful and well-preserved colonial-era buildings, perfect for a leisurely stroll.

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Guangzhou
Hong Kong
111 mi
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2h 28m
Hong Kong
- Trip Weather 24 °C - Trip Weather 26 °C
Discover Hong Kong
The Pearl of the Orient
Central and Western is a district located in Hong Kong, China. It is the political, administrative and financial hub and home to some fantastic skyscrapers. Known for its exquisite blend of modern and traditional attractions; from historic sites such as the Man Mo Temple to the famous Victoria Peak which offers stunning views over the city.
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Victoria Peak

Take the Peak Tram to Victoria Peak for a breathtaking view of Hong Kong's skyline, both day and night.

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Star Ferry

Take a scenic ride on the iconic Star Ferry between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, enjoying stunning views of the city's famous skyline.

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Hong Kong
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19h 52m
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Currency: CNY Time Zone: China Standard Time (UTC +8:00) Language: Mandarin

Hello, It sounds like you're planning an exciting trip to China and Hong Kong. Here are some travel tips for your journey:

Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit Quanzhou, Guangzhou, and Hong Kong is in Autumn (October - December) when the temperature is mild, and there is less rainfall. Springtime is also a beautiful season to visit Guangzhou for its flower fairs.

Route and Accessibility:
You can fly into Quanzhou via Jinjiang International Airport from major global cities. From there, you can take a high-speed train or bus to Guangzhou. A fast ferry is also available between Guangzhou and Hong Kong. Public transportation in all these cities is well-developed, making it easy to get around.

Accommodation and Booking:
There are plenty of accommodations for all budgets in these cities. Pre-booking through online platforms like Booking.com, Expedia, or Airbnb can assure you the best rates and availability.

Clothing and Essentials:
Pack light and breathable clothes for the mildly warm climate. Don't forget a good pair of walking shoes for city walks. Also, carry a light jacket for occasional showers or cooler evenings. Don't forget your travel adaptor as China uses Type I and Type A sockets.

Health and Safety:
Make sure you are up to date with routine vaccinations. Drinking tap water isn't recommended in China. Always carry a bottle of water from recognized brands. In cities, beware of traffic and crowded areas. Emergency numbers are 110 (Police), 120 (Ambulance).

Local Etiquette and Respect:
Chinese people value respect and good manners. It's customary to greet with a nod or a slight bow. Tipping is not common in China, but it's appreciated in Hong Kong. Always ask before taking photos of people or religious artifacts.