4 Days Solo Trip to GUANGZHOU 🇨🇳 China Travel Vlog 2025 ✈️ Part 1
Embark on a 4-day solo adventure through Guangzhou, China, exploring a vibrant mix of historic charm and modern delights. This curated map guides you through authentic culinary experiences, from traditional dim sum to regional specialties, alongside picturesque streets and bustling markets.
Lian Xiang Lou restaurant
A dim sum restaurant recommended for its traditional ordering system and delicious food, especially the Ting Zai Congee with generous cuttlefish and fish.
Yong Qing Fang
A shopping area with stores and the Cantonese Opera Museum, known for its Lingnan architecture and a popular bubble tea shop with potentially long wait times.
Henan Ren Jia restaurant
A Henan restaurant where the user ate with family, particularly enjoying the Henan duck wrap dish.
Shamian Island
An island known for its colonial architecture, residential areas, and cafes, with the Starbucks being a particularly striking building.
Cafe Fleur
A pretty cafe on Shamian Island where the user had avocado smoked salmon toast and coffee, noting the lack of cutlery and funky taste of the toast.
Yide Road Dried Seafood Market
A market where the user bought dried scallops, shrimps, and mussels, accompanied by a cousin's work counterpart to avoid scams.
Onelink Mall
A mall in the Tianhe district where the user shopped, particularly at Ben Lai (a sister brand of Urban Revivo).
Chao Mi Guo restaurant
A restaurant the user revisited for the mixed organs noodle soup with sweet broth, recommending the addition of chilli and preserved sour veg.
Ru Xu Dessert
A dessert place where the user had a thick red bean soup.
Baiyun Mountain
A mountain where the user took a sightseeing vehicle to Shanding Square and then a shuttle to Moxing Summit to enjoy city views, despite a minor fall.
Rong Yi restaurant
A Michelin restaurant where the user tried a mini pasta bowl and sliced fish in a very numbing soup, also enjoying the osmanthus cake.