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The home to authentic Cantonese food, Guangzhou is a place that merges the old traditions and historic sites with new bright skyscrapers, 13 metro lines and a busy lifestyle you’ll want in the third largest city of China. Guangzhou’s humid subtropical climate has mild winters of around 14°C (32°F) and summers of up to 39°C (102°F), so prepare to teach English in shorts and t-shirts for most of the year, with no need of bringing your heavy winter’s jacket.
Guangzhou has a lot of tourist attractions to offer and could keep you busy for a few years when teaching English. There are a variety of parks to visit, mountains to hike and even neighbouring cities that you could access via the high-speed train. When you get tired of the busy city life, venture out into the small villages to experience more rural China and traditional ways of living.
With a total height of 600m and wrapped with bright LED lights, you can’t miss Canton Tower when visiting the centre of Guangzhou.
Either walk for 5 hours to the top or use a cable cart to enjoy the mountain air as you view the city of Guangzhou from some fantastic viewing points.
View the widest variety of sub-tropical species here across 741 acres of land. The South China Botanical Garden is used for research, preservation and education.
Third to Beijing and Shanghai, Guangzhou has a population of 12 million people, making it the third biggest city in China.
China’s largest import and export fair hosts around 20,000 vendors and over 200,000 buyers bi-annually and has the broadest distribution of overseas buyers worldwide.
Guangzhou has benefited from its strong ties to both Hong Kong and Shenzhen, making it the second richest city in China.