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      <title>Guangzhou in 3 Days on a Budget (With Daily Costs)</title>
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      <description>Three days covers Guangzhou&amp;rsquo;s core cheaply: one day in historic Yuexiu, one in old Liwan, one for the Canton Tower and modern Tianhe. It stays entirely inside the city; the 4-day plan adds Baiyun Mountain, and the 5-day plan is the shortest version that adds a Pearl River Delta day trip. For the full comprehensive guide to the city, see the Guangzhou budget guide .
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      <title>Guangzhou in 4 Days on a Budget (With Daily Costs)</title>
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      <description>Four days keeps the 3-day core intact and adds a full day at Baiyun Mountain, the best-value morning in the city at ¥5 entry. It still stays entirely inside Guangzhou; the 5-day plan is the shortest version that adds a Pearl River Delta day trip. For the full city guide, see Guangzhou on a budget .
Book these before you go:
Canton Tower ticket : book online, since walk-up tickets can sell out on weekends.</description>
      
      
       
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      <title>Guangzhou in 5 Days on a Budget (With Daily Costs)</title>
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      <description>Five days keeps the 4-day city core intact and adds the cheapest Pearl River Delta day trip: Shenzhen, ¥54-83 by high-speed rail. It&amp;rsquo;s the shortest plan in this family that leaves Guangzhou at all; stay city-only with the 3 or 4-day plan , or keep going with the 6 and 7-day versions . Full city depth is in the Guangzhou budget guide .
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Canton Tower ticket : book online, since walk-up tickets can sell out on weekends.</description>
      
      
       
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      <title>Guangzhou in 6 Days on a Budget (With Daily Costs)</title>
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      <description>Six days keeps the 5-day plan intact and adds a second, equally cheap day trip: Foshan, via a direct metro hop rather than a rail ticket. Prefer to stop after one day trip, see the 5-day plan ; want all three Pearl River Delta trips, take the 7-day version . Full city depth is in the Guangzhou budget guide .
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Canton Tower ticket : book online, since walk-up tickets can sell out on weekends.</description>
      
      
       
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      <title>Guangzhou in 7 Days on a Budget (With Daily Costs)</title>
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      <description>Seven days keeps the 6-day plan intact and adds the priciest, most involved day trip: Hong Kong, ¥185-240 by high-speed rail across a genuine international border. Want fewer day trips, the 5 and 6-day plans cover one and two respectively. Full city depth is in the Guangzhou budget guide .
Book these before you go:
Canton Tower ticket : book online, since walk-up tickets can sell out on weekends. Pearl River night cruise : book at least a day ahead in peak season (Oct-Nov, Apr-May).</description>
      
      
       
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      <title>Guangzhou on a Budget: 9 Cheap, Free Things to Do</title>
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      <description>Guangzhou is one of the cheapest major cities in China to actually enjoy rather than just pass through. Baiyun Mountain costs ¥5 (about $0.70) for what might be the best view in the city. Chen Clan Ancestral Hall runs ¥10. Yuexiu Park, Shamian Island, Sacred Heart Cathedral and Beijing Road cost nothing to walk through. Add ¥2-7 metro rides paid straight from your phone and dim sum that runs half what it does across the border, and a full week here can cost less than three days in most coastal Chinese cities.</description>
      
      
       
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