Shopping in China 7 Days Tour B

- Temple of the Six Banyan Trees: A world famous ancient Buddhist temple, built 1460 years ago. It has since been known as Temple of the Six Banyan Trees.
- Chen Ancestral Shrine: Nest to the Chen Ancestral Shrine Subway Station, No.7 Zhongshan Road, Liwan District, Chen Ancestral Shrine is a typical symbol of Lingnan traditional architecture achievement and is reputed as "Pearl of Lingnan Architecture".
- Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall: a memorial building built in 1931 with the funds raised by the Guangzhou people and overseas Chinese in memory of Sun Yat-sen.
- Qing Ping Market: Qingping Market came into existence in 1979. It has over 2000 stalls along 1-km-long Qingping Lu and Ti Yun Lu in the north of Shamian Island. It is the largest street market in Guangzhou with multiple shops of Chinese medicines (including live scorpions!!), spices, fish, pets, and flowers. Over 60, 000 people shop in the market every day. It is a good idea to have a delightful walk after lunch through the legendary Qingping Market.

- Local Free Market:
- Shangxiajiu Walking Street: One of the most famous commercial streets in Guangzhou, it is 1218 meters long and concentrating more than 300 various stores,the architecture styles of the buildings along this street are of Qi characteristics, which full reflect the Lingnan(souhth) culture,and attract lots of vistors from home and abroard.Here you can find lots of modern and fashionable things that may suits you.

- Splendid China (inklusive China Folk Culture Village): A window for a glimpse of Chinese history and culture. More than a hundred miniatures of scenic wonders.
- The Window of the World: A park of all miniature wonders of the world. You can see the wonders of the world in just one day

- One day tour of Victoria Peak, Aberdeen, Stanley Market, Wong Tai Sin Temple, Kowloon Walled City Park or Jade Market or Poor Residence.: - Victoria Peak: The Peak is Hong kong's number one tourist destination. It features the city's of oldest mode transport, the 112-year old Peak Tram and Hong Kong's most unusual building and icon, The Peak Tower. It combine shoppings, restaurants, and entertainment.
- Aberdeen: Aberdeen Harbour is home of hundreds of people living on fishing junks. Take sampan ride to get a close-up look at this unusual way of life.
- Wong Tai Sin Temple: The temple is combine three main religions of China - Buddhism,Taoism and Confucianism are practiced. The temple may well house the largest concentration of fortune-tellers in Asia.