China Travel

Solitary Beauty Peak located on the campus of the Guangxi Nomal University, projects out from the ground like giant spike. The climb to the peak is steep, but the view from the top is worth the effort as you'll be able to take in the surrounding countryside and the Li River. At the bottom of the peak is Wang Cheng, which was a Ming dynasty palace where the regional imperial exams were held.

Guangzhou Museum of Art claims to be the largest modern art museum in China. It is a working museum, which aims to collect recent works of Chinese art. It's a lovely and large space with 12 exhibition halls, a large auditorium and tropical atrium. If you are interested in art works, spend at least a half day of in exploring the museum.

Baiyun Mountain(白云山), which is a small mountain that dominates the town, is approximately 15km north of the town centre. Hardly a mountain at only 382m. It's part of the Kun Shan mountain rage. Pagodas, monasteries and teshouses are dotted about its base and when the weather is clear and the pollution isno't too bad, views from the top can be gorgeous. However, it is often difficult to get away from other tourists.

Forest Park localted in the thickly wooded hills around the city, the main zoo section is pretty small and mundane. They do have some pandas, but be warned that pandas in Chinese zoos prefer to sleep rather than frolicking.

Golden Pebble Beach National Resort(金石滩国家旅游度假区) has an eclectic selection of activities ranging from golf to scuba diving.