China Tours from Guangzhou
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10 best China tour packages from Guangzhou
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- Express Tour to Yangshuo, Zhaoxing, Libo from Guangzhou by Round-way Bullet Train
- Guangdong Classic Tour: Guangzhou, Kaiping, Gulong Canyon, Yingxi Corridor, Mt Danxia 6 Days
- 7 Days China Guangdong Macao Hong Kong Greater Bay Area Tour (private guide & driver）
- China Explorer, Private Tour
- Guangzhou City Break, Private Tour
- Private 3-Day Tour to Gulong Canyon, Peak Corridor and Mt Danxia from Guangzhou
- 4-Day Tour to Zhangjiajie and Fenghuang Old Town from Guangzhou by Bullet Train and Flight
- 2-Day PRI Trip To Zhaoxing & Basha Village By Bullet Train From Guangzhou
- 5-Day Explore Yellow Mount, Xidi & Hongcun Village by Round-way Flight from Guangzhou
- Guangzhou to Yunnan Province 12 Days
A high-speed rail whisks you from Guangzhou to Yangshuo in 2 hours. The route continues to Zhaoxing Dong Village and Libo by rail and private vehicle, featuring stops at Li River and UNESCO-listed Seven-Hole Bridges before returning to Guangzhou from Sandu station on day 6.
Duration 6 days Destinations Guangzhou, Yangshuo, Rongjiang Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Silk Road Trips From
- NZ$2,864
This 6-day route through Guangdong Province connects three distinct cities from Guangzhou. UNESCO-listed Kaiping Diaolou lies 2.5 hours away, while Gulong Canyon's glass bridge and Mount Danxia's Yangyuan Rock require 1-3 hour drives between stops.
Duration 6 days Destinations Guangzhou, Kaiping, Qingyuan Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Silk Road Trips From
- NZ$2,696
This 7-day, 276-kilometer route through China's Greater Bay Area departs Guangzhou. High-speed rail and private transfers take you to Macau's UNESCO-listed sites and Hong Kong's Victoria Peak, before returning to Guangzhou by train.
Duration 7 days Destinations Guangzhou, Macau, Hong Kong Age Range 1 to 85 year olds Operator UME Travel Co. Ltd From
- NZ$5,879
The colonial Shamian Island in Guangzhou, home to 150 historic buildings, marks the start of this 12-day route to Beijing. High-speed trains and flights connect Xiamen, Guilin's Li River cruise, Shanghai and Beijing across 1200km. UNESCO-listed Hakka Houses and Huanghuacheng Great Wall sections highlight the journey.
Duration 12 days Destinations Guangzhou, Xiamen, Gulangyu Island, Guilin, Shanghai, Beijing Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator TUI China From $10,383
15% Off- NZ$8,826You save $1,557
Guangzhou City Break, Private Tour
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Private transfers from Guangzhou airport launch this 4-day excursion with English-speaking guides. Highlights include China's highest TV tower at Canton Tower, Chen Clan Academy's intricate carvings, and peaceful Yuexiu Park, with daily air-conditioned transportation.
Duration 4 days Destinations Guangzhou Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator TUI China From $1,271
15% Off- NZ$1,080You save $190
A 520km round-trip through northern Guangdong unfolds from central Guangzhou. Private vehicles transport you to Gulong Canyon in Qingyuan, Yingxi Peak Corridor's glass walkways, and UNESCO-listed Danxia Mount over three days.
Duration 3 days Destinations Guangzhou, Qingyuan Age Range 3 to 85 year olds Operator Silk Road Trips From
15% Off- NZ$1,684
Fly from Guangzhou to Zhangjiajie to visit its National Park and Tianmen Mountain. A bullet train from Huaihua or Changsha returns to Guangzhou, covering 1,200km. Ancient Fenghuang Old Town and the world's longest cableway at 7,455 meters feature prominently.
Duration 4 days Destinations Guangzhou, Zhangjiajie Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Silk Road Trips From
15% Off- NZ$3,100
A 3.5-hour bullet train from Guangzhou takes you to Congjiang. Traditional houses and the Drum Tower of Zhaoxing Dong Village await, followed by mountain-top Tang'An Dong Village. Basha Miao Village, China's last gun tribe, completes the experience before returning to Guangzhou.
Duration 2 days Destinations Guangzhou, Zhaoxing Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Silk Road Trips From
15% Off- NZ$1,178
A 1.5-hour flight connects Guangzhou to Huangshan. UNESCO-listed Xidi and Hongcun villages showcase traditional Anhui architecture. Mount Huangshan's dramatic trails lead to Tunxi's old street before returning to Guangzhou.
Duration 5 days Destinations Guangzhou, Huangshan, Hongcun Age Range 8 to 80 year olds Operator Silk Road Trips From
15% Off- NZ$2,696
The Museum of the Nanyue King and Canton Tower in Guangzhou launch this 4,699-kilometer Chinese adventure. Flights to Kunming lead to Dali, Lijiang, and Shangri-La via private vehicle, with Pearl River night cruise and Tiger Leaping Gorge hikes included.
Duration 12 days Destinations Guangzhou, Kunming, Dali, Lijiang, Shangri-La Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator Silk Road Trips From
15% Off- NZ$7,922
What our customers ask about China Tours from Guangzhou
What's the best season to start a tour from Guangzhou?
Spring (March-May) and autumn (October-November) offer the most pleasant conditions for Guangzhou tours with moderate temperatures and less rain. These seasons are ideal for visiting the Canton Tower and spending time in Yuexiu Park. A TourRadar traveler shared "October was perfect for exploring Guangzhou's outdoor sites." The summer months bring intense heat and humidity while winter stays cool and dry. Winter visitors often focus on indoor sites like the Chen Clan Academy and the Museum of the Nanyue King.
What are the common starting points for tours within Guangzhou?
Tour pickups typically happen at central Guangzhou hotels including the Garden Hotel in Yuexiu District and the Pullman Hotel near Canton Tower. The Pearl River area hotels serve as frequent meeting points. The Guangzhou South Railway Station functions as a key departure hub for tours heading to Yangshuo and Zhangjiajie. "The pickup from Garden Hotel was very convenient and well-organized" notes a TourRadar review. Most operators pick up guests from any hotel in Guangzhou's main districts.
What transportation options are available from Guangzhou to other destinations?
Guangzhou connects to major destinations through high-speed rail with trips to Yangshuo taking 2 hours and Zhangjiajie 3 hours. Regular flights link to cities like Kunming and Shangri-La. A TourRadar traveler reported "the bullet train journey from Guangzhou was comfortable and efficient." Local tours use modern air-conditioned vehicles and some routes include Pearl River boat trips for city views.
What are the most popular landmarks to visit on tours starting in Guangzhou?
Key stops include the 600-meter Canton Tower with its city views the detailed Chen Clan Academy and the 2000-year-old Museum of the Nanyue King. Evening Pearl River cruises show off the city lights. "The Canton Tower visit was spectacular especially at sunset" according to a TourRadar visitor. Tours regularly include Shamian Island's European-style buildings and Yuexiu Park home to the famous Five Rams Statue.
What optional activities are available on tours starting from Guangzhou?
Extra activities include day trips to the UNESCO World Heritage Kaiping Diaolou watchtowers Foshan's ceramic workshops and martial arts sites and visits to the classical Baomo Garden. One TourRadar traveler noted "the optional Foshan trip was a highlight with its incredible pottery workshops." Evening options feature Pearl River dinner cruises and traditional shows at the Guangzhou Opera House.
What types of accommodation are typically offered on tours starting in Guangzhou?
Guangzhou's accommodation ranges from high-end options like the 5-star Pullman and Garden Hotels to mid-range stays near the Pearl River. The 3-star Manyun Gangrun Yuebei Hotel works well for brief city visits. A TourRadar guest noted "the Pullman Hotel provided excellent comfort and service during our Guangzhou stay." Extended tours beyond the city mix international hotel chains with local guesthouses in places like Yangshuo and Zhaoxing.