Visit this super central but quiet park for the sprawling lawns, awesome playground, forest-like vibe and even a bit of art!
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What to do with kids in Guangzhou
Visit this super central but quiet park for the sprawling lawns, awesome playground, forest-like vibe and even a bit of art!
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Bring your creative teens to this mekka for young fashionistas. A historical area, which gained new vitality thanks to becoming one of the ‘it’ spots among young locals. Get lost in the countless alleyways admiring Western villas, popping in to beautiful boutiques, trendy shops, unique cafes and funky eateries.
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Check my list of events to find out what’s happening near you this CNY and which cultural activities your family may be interested in. There are some really awesome ones coming up!
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One of the most beautiful parks in Guangzhou. This is the place to leisurely stroll around with your kids, get them bird watching or wildlife spotting, kayaking and when you need a break, enjoy delicious dim sum on one of the largest lakes in the city!
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Come enjoy the beautiful autumn colours, gentle hiking paths, ancient temple, kayaking and more at Maofeng mountain in Baiyun district, Guangzhou.
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Your kids will love the bright orange, gigantic spiral staircase, dreamy interactive displays and a funky climbing wall.
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If your child loves flowers, is creative and likes art, they’ll thoroughly enjoy this annual, unique, child-friendly event in Guangzhou’s Liwan district. The rest of the park also insn’t bad:)
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I live far from Haizhu but I’m more than happy to make the long trip just to visit this huge, beautiful park, which is a part of Haizhu Wetland. Let me tell you why.
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Now that the weather has cooled down, you may want to head over to the famous hot springs north of Guangzhou for a nice bit of relaxation but is it safe for young children to use them? Can you even get there without a car?
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If you want to see rice fields but don’t have a car or do not wish to travel far then this is the perfect spot for you! Best of all, you can choose wether to spend your time quietly strolling around the fields and villages or to have fun riding ponies and enjoying a BBQ party with friends.
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If you and your kids enjoy cycling, you will love this beautiful route along the water in Huangpu’s Biological Island. Suitable even for the youngest of cyclists.
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Does your child like dinosaurs, jungles or playgrounds? Most likely the answer is yes and all of those can be found at Dino World in Panyu.
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In less than an hour’s drive from Guangzhou city centre you’ll find yourself in a magical land designed specifically for families, blending natural environment with stylish facilities.
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Fields, mountains, crystal-clear streams, countryside food, waterfalls, hiking and so much more! Welcome to Maofengshan (Maofeng mountain) in Baiyun district, Guangzhou.
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Every district in Guangzhou has its own Children’s Park but the one in Baiyun is the best and the largest one. It has just undergone a massive renovation, too. Absolute paradise for kids! Best bit? It’s FREE!
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