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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <LscsResult><DestinationRootContainer><generalSectionContainer><cityStatus>active</cityStatus><entryPageActiveStatus>active</entryPageActiveStatus><Smartvel>enable</Smartvel><destinationTypeDetails><regionName>North Asia</regionName><regionLabel>North Asia</regionLabel><regionID>North Asia</regionID><country>CN</country><countryLabel>China</countryLabel><countryTranslated>China</countryTranslated><city>CAN</city><cityCode>67928</cityCode><cityLabel>Guangzhou</cityLabel><airportcode>CAN</airportcode><cityTranslated>Guangzhou</cityTranslated><pageTitle>Book flights to Guangzhou (CAN) | Singapore Airlines</pageTitle><cityLanguages>English, Chinese</cityLanguages></destinationTypeDetails><destinationEntryDetails><destinationImage>/saar5/images/destination/top-banners/Guangzhou.jpg</destinationImage><altText>Scenery Night View of Guang Zhou City China</altText><thumbnailImage>/saar5/images/fare-deal-images/Guangzhou.jpg</thumbnailImage><thumbnailAltText>Scenery Evening View of Guangzhou City China</thumbnailAltText><cityintroTitle>&lt;p&gt;Locals will tell you Guangzhou has two passions: economics and eating. They are correct &amp;ndash; but there is plenty more to discover in China&amp;rsquo;s third largest city, too.&lt;/p&gt;</cityintroTitle><cityDescription>&lt;p&gt;The capital of southern Guangdong province, Guangzhou has been an important trading port since the Tang dynasty (AD618-907), and bears traces of its international past, when it was known to the world as Canton. Hub of the prosperous Pearl River Delta and China&amp;rsquo;s manufacturing and industrial heartlands, Guangzhou developed along the banks of the broad Pearl River &amp;ndash; from the genteel Concession-era enclave of Shamian Island in the west, to the well-planned plazas and iconic architecture of Zhujiang New Town in the east, the centrepiece of Guangzhou&amp;rsquo;s current urban renaissance. With a warm subtropical climate and flower-edged streets, Guangzhou has a laidback character and locals love nothing more than to gather for yum cha &amp;ndash; a tradition that originated in the city. 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China’s third-longest river flows through downtown Guangzhou and colourful riverboat cruises of different durations and routes depart throughout the day and night. Best are the sunset cruises from Tianzi Wharf, taking in the blend of heritage and futuristic riverside architecture as it lights up in its neon evening glow.</Description><insiderLabel/><insider/><whatToDoImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-do/can/Pearl-River.jpg</whatToDoImage><whatToDoImageAltText>What to do in Guangzhou - Pearl river</whatToDoImageAltText><links><infoLinkLabel/><externalLinkInfo/><locationLinkLabel/><externalLink/></links></whatToDoSection><whatToDoSection><category>Road-trips</category><categoryLabel>Road trips</categoryLabel><heading>Guangzhou’s metro system</heading><Description>Avoid the grinding traffic and take advantage of Guangzhou’s cheap and efficient metro system. Eight easily navigable lines link many of the major tourist sites and also connect with the airport. A single fare costs between RMB2-14 depending on distance. </Description><insiderLabel/><insider/><whatToDoImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-do/can/guangzhou-metro.jpg</whatToDoImage><whatToDoImageAltText>What to do in Guangzhou - Guangzhou metro</whatToDoImageAltText><links><infoLinkLabel/><externalLinkInfo/><locationLinkLabel/><externalLink/></links></whatToDoSection><whatToDoSection><category>Family</category><categoryLabel>Family</categoryLabel><heading>Cantonese cuisine</heading><Description>Eat up! Guangzhou is the home of Cantonese cuisine, China’s most celebrated culinary genre, and birthplace of dim sum – so it’s no wonder Guangzhou locals love to eat, and fit in multiple mealtimes a day. 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The vast park in the city’s south is home to the Chimelong Paradise Amusement Park, Chimelong International Circus and Chimelong Xiangjiang Safari Park, the country’s largest zoo with more that 20,000 animals including giant pandas.</Description><insiderLabel/><insider/><whatToDoImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-do/can/Changlong-theme-park.jpg</whatToDoImage><whatToDoImageAltText>What to do in Guangzhou - Chimelong Park</whatToDoImageAltText><links><infoLinkLabel>Chimelong Park</infoLinkLabel><externalLinkInfo>http://www.chimelong.com/enparks/index.shtml</externalLinkInfo><locationLinkLabel/><externalLink/></links></whatToDoSection><whatToDoSection><category>Adventure</category><categoryLabel>Adventure</categoryLabel><heading>Canton Tower</heading><Description>Ascend the heady heights of Canton Tower, the world’s tallest TV tower skyrocketing 600m with a 360-degree observation platform. Thrill-seekers can go for a spin in the world’s highest ferris wheel or brave “The Shoot”, a ride which drops you down the 35m tower mast. </Description><insiderLabel/><insider/><whatToDoImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-do/can/Canton-Tower.jpg</whatToDoImage><whatToDoImageAltText>What to do in Guangzhou - Canton Tower</whatToDoImageAltText><links><infoLinkLabel>Canton Tower</infoLinkLabel><externalLinkInfo>http://www.cantontower.com/</externalLinkInfo><locationLinkLabel/><externalLink/></links></whatToDoSection><whatToDoSection><category>Cultural</category><categoryLabel>Cultural</categoryLabel><heading>Guangdong Museum</heading><Description>Get your culture fix at Guangdong Museum, showcasing a handsomely curated 130,000-exhibit collection in a grey and red-lacquer building styled after an antique trinket box. It’s free to enter with identity registration, so remember to bring your passport. While you’re there, check out the other contemporary cultural icons around Flower City Square, including the space-age Guangzhou Opera House and Guangzhou New Library, shaped like standing books.</Description><insiderLabel/><insider/><whatToDoImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-do/can/Guangdong-Museum.jpg</whatToDoImage><whatToDoImageAltText>What to do in Guangzhou - Guangdong Museum</whatToDoImageAltText><links><infoLinkLabel>Guangdong Museum</infoLinkLabel><externalLinkInfo>http://www.gdmuseum.com/english</externalLinkInfo><locationLinkLabel/><externalLink/></links></whatToDoSection><whatToDoMetaDetails><metaKeyword>What to do in Guangzhou</metaKeyword><metaDescription>&lt;p&gt;Don't miss out on these activites when visiting Guangzhou&lt;/p&gt;</metaDescription></whatToDoMetaDetails><whereToStayPageTitle>Where to stay in Guangzhou</whereToStayPageTitle><whereToStayODImage/><whereToStayODAltText/><whereToStaySection><places><whereToStayHeading>Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou</whereToStayHeading><hotelDescription>Guangzhou’s loftiest hotel sits atop the 439m IFC tower, with a stunning 30-storey, diamond-faceted atrium spliced through its centre. Huge guestrooms, starting at 52sqm, show off vertiginous city and river views from the bedroom and vast marble bath with a freestanding triangular tub. The 70th floor lounge is a popular spot for a (very) high tea. Don’t miss the florally-inspired Hua Spa or a dip in the infinity pool, where you’ll feel like you’re gliding through clouds. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Insider Tip: &lt;/strong&gt; The best room views face the Pearl River and Canton Tower, which lights up like a rainbow rod at night.</hotelDescription><ratingLabel/><hotelRating>5.0</hotelRating><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToStayImage>/saar5/images/destination/where-to-stay-default.jpg</whereToStayImage><whereToStayImageAltText>Where to stay in Guangzhou - Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou</whereToStayImageAltText><links><externalLinkWebsiteLabel>Book now</externalLinkWebsiteLabel><externalLinkWebsite>http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/partners/tracking.aspx?cid=1618815&amp;currency=SGD&amp;urltogo=http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/asia/china/guangzhou/four_seasons_hotel_guangzhou.html&amp;backlink=http://www.agoda.com.sg/singaporeair&amp;header=http://img.agoda.net/images/partnermarketing/clp/sgair/sgair_header4.html</externalLinkWebsite><locationLinkLabel>No.5 Zhujiang West Road</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>No.5 Zhujiang West Road, Pearl River New City, Tianhe District, Tianhe District-Zhujiang New Town, Guangzhou, China 510623</externalLink><contactNo/></links></places></whereToStaySection><whereToStaySection><places><whereToStayHeading>W Guangzhou</whereToStayHeading><hotelDescription>Opened in 2013, China’s first W brings its trademark hipster cool to Canton. The lobby “living room” sets the fashionable vibe with a youthful clientele draped across designer armchairs enjoying the pumping DJ soundtrack. Rooms are calmer, featuring relaxing bathtubs with TV, spa lighting and Bliss body products. Woobar is a hip spot for strong cocktails, I by Inagiku serves artfully presented Japanese dishes with an outdoor terrace, and three-storey Fei is one of Guangzhou’s hottest nightclubs. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Insider Tip: &lt;/strong&gt; W is well placed for those who like to party. As well as boasting its own popular nightclub, the hotel sits on the corner of Xingsheng Road, a lively strip of late-night bars and restaurants.</hotelDescription><ratingLabel/><hotelRating>5.0</hotelRating><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToStayImage>/saar5/images/destination/main/can/W-Guangzhou.jpg</whereToStayImage><whereToStayImageAltText>Where to stay in Guangzhou - W Guangzhou</whereToStayImageAltText><links><externalLinkWebsiteLabel>Book now</externalLinkWebsiteLabel><externalLinkWebsite>http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/partners/tracking.aspx?cid=1618815&amp;currency=SGD&amp;urltogo=http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/asia/china/guangzhou/w_guangzhou_hotel.html&amp;backlink=http://www.agoda.com.sg/singaporeair&amp;header=http://img.agoda.net/images/partnermarketing/clp/sgair/sgair_header4.html</externalLinkWebsite><locationLinkLabel>26 Xian Cun Road</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>26 Xian Cun Road, Pearl River New Town, Tianhe District, Tianhe District-Zhujiang New Town, Guangzhou, China 510623</externalLink><contactNo/></links></places></whereToStaySection><whereToStaySection><places><whereToStayHeading>Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou</whereToStayHeading><hotelDescription>This Tony Chi designed retreat exudes Zen sophistication, with high-ceilinged spaces and artful installations. Large guestrooms are inspired by a traditional Chinese courtyard residence, with sliding doors on three sides of the entrance foyer that open to reveal separate “dry” and “wet” bathrooms with a moon tub, and a chic bedroom with grey and tangerine accents. Fashionable Ebony restaurant leads out to a flowery alfresco dining terrace with an outdoor pool and spa in a separate garden pavilion. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Insider Tip: &lt;/strong&gt; Mandarin Oriental adjoins TaiKoo Hui, Guangzhou’s snazziest shopping mall. Check out the cool Fang Suo Commune bookshop in the mall.</hotelDescription><ratingLabel/><hotelRating/><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToStayImage>/saar5/images/destination/main/can/Mandarin-Oriental-Guangzhou.jpg</whereToStayImage><whereToStayImageAltText>Where to stay in Guangzhou - Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou</whereToStayImageAltText><links><externalLinkWebsiteLabel>Book now</externalLinkWebsiteLabel><externalLinkWebsite>http://www.mandarinoriental.com/guangzhou</externalLinkWebsite><locationLinkLabel>389 Tianhe Road</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>389 Tianhe Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou 510620, China</externalLink><contactNo/></links></places></whereToStaySection><whereToStaySection><places><whereToStayHeading>The Garden Hotel, Guangzhou</whereToStayHeading><hotelDescription>A Guangzhou institution, the hulking 828-room Garden Hotel is one of China’s three five-star Platinum rated hotels. Opened in 1985, the hotel presents a proud showcase of southern Chinese heritage with a palatial lobby and manicured gardens complete with cascading waterfall. Guests can take advantage of Guangzhou’s pleasant climate to enjoy the outdoor swimming pool and tennis court. The Peach Blossom restaurant is revered as one of Guangzhou’s finest Cantonese dining establishments. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Insider Tip: &lt;/strong&gt; Book one of the newly upgraded Premier Rooms, which were given a 2014 revamp with high-tech amenities, including air filtration systems and espresso machines.</hotelDescription><ratingLabel/><hotelRating>5.0</hotelRating><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToStayImage>/saar5/images/destination/where-to-stay-default.jpg</whereToStayImage><whereToStayImageAltText>Where to stay in Guangzhou - The Garden Hotel, Guangzhou</whereToStayImageAltText><links><externalLinkWebsiteLabel>Book now</externalLinkWebsiteLabel><externalLinkWebsite>http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/partners/tracking.aspx?cid=1618815&amp;currency=SGD&amp;urltogo=http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/asia/china/guangzhou/the_garden_hotel.html&amp;backlink=http://www.agoda.com.sg/singaporeair&amp;header=http://img.agoda.net/images/partnermarketing/clp/sgair/sgair_header4.html</externalLinkWebsite><locationLinkLabel>368 Huanshi Dong Lu</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>368 Huanshi Dong Lu, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, China</externalLink><contactNo/></links></places></whereToStaySection><whereToStaySection><places><whereToStayHeading>DoubleTree by Hilton Guangzhou</whereToStayHeading><hotelDescription>Opened in 2013, this is a fresh, mid-range option close to Yuexiu Park, with leafy park and CBD views. Cheerful guestrooms come with a 40-inch LCD TV, Sweet Dreams Bed and marble bathroom with a freestanding tub. Upgrade to the executive floor to enjoy the 39th floor club lounge offering complimentary breakfast and evening cocktails. There are plenty of opportunities to relax and play, including a rooftop pool ringed with palm trees, a 24-hour gym, plus snooker and mahjong games rooms. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Insider Tip: &lt;/strong&gt;The hotel’s NODU restaurant has become a local favourite on account of its tasty pan-Asian noodle and dumpling dishes, coupled with a fun ambience and reasonable prices.</hotelDescription><ratingLabel/><hotelRating>5.0</hotelRating><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToStayImage>/saar5/images/destination/where-to-stay-default.jpg</whereToStayImage><whereToStayImageAltText>Where to stay in Guangzhou - DoubleTree by Hilton Guangzhou</whereToStayImageAltText><links><externalLinkWebsiteLabel>Book now</externalLinkWebsiteLabel><externalLinkWebsite>http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/partners/tracking.aspx?cid=1618815&amp;currency=SGD&amp;urltogo=http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/asia/china/guangzhou/doubletree_by_hilton_guangzhou.html&amp;backlink=http://www.agoda.com.sg/singaporeair&amp;header=http://img.agoda.net/images/partnermarketing/clp/sgair/sgair_header4.html</externalLinkWebsite><locationLinkLabel>391 Dongfeng Rd</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>391 Dongfeng Rd, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, China 510030</externalLink><contactNo/></links></places></whereToStaySection><whereToStayMetaDetails><metaKeyword>Where to stay in Guangzhou</metaKeyword><metaDescription>&lt;p&gt;Choose from a variety of accomodation options in Guangzhou&lt;/p&gt;</metaDescription></whereToStayMetaDetails><whereToEatPageTitle>Where to eat in Guangzhou</whereToEatPageTitle><whereToEatODImage/><whereToEatODAltText/><whereToEatSection><places><category>Cantonese</category><categoryLabel>Cantonese</categoryLabel><categoryLink/><whereToEatHeading>Bei Yuan Restaurant</whereToEatHeading><restaurantsDescription>Dating back to 1928 and housed in a traditional Chinese garden residence, Bei Yuan is a delightfully evocative choice for a classic Cantonese meal or dim sum repast. A series of lively communal and private dining rooms are set along traditional wood-beamed corridors, overlooking a lantern-strung Chinese garden, goldfish pond and wing-tipped rooflines. Equally as enchanting are the little bamboo steamers filled with meticulously crafted crystal shrimp dumplings, steamed buns and other classic Cantonese snacks. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Insider Tip: &lt;/strong&gt;Bei Yuan also serves Chiuchow (Chaozhou) cuisine in a separate dining room. The distinctive regional style from eastern Guangdong province is loved for its lightly braised meats and poultry dishes. 202 Xiaobei Rd, Yuexiu District, Tel: 02 83 563 365</restaurantsDescription><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToEatImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-eat-default.jpg</whereToEatImage><whereToEatImageAltText>Where to eat in Guangzhou - Bei Yuan Restaurant</whereToEatImageAltText><links><locationLinkLabel>202 Xiaobei Rd</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>202 Xiaobei Rd, Yuexiu, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China</externalLink><contactNo>+86 20 8356 3365</contactNo></links></places></whereToEatSection><whereToEatSection><places><category>International</category><categoryLabel>International</categoryLabel><categoryLink/><whereToEatHeading>Bing Sheng</whereToEatHeading><restaurantsDescription>A local favourite, Bing Sheng restaurant is spread over four levels – but you still may have to queue for a table at mealtimes. Red lanterns, grey-brick walls and a tinkling Chinese pipa soundtrack set a classic tone, although the encyclopedic menu spans both traditional and nouvelle dishes, all with handy pictures and English translations. House specialities include seafood sashimi (locals love the icy shrimps) and silken tofu dishes, but the traditional BBQ pork, salty roast chicken and steamed fish are also excellent. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Insider Tip: &lt;/strong&gt; Bing Sheng offers a supper menu until 3am, making it a great place for late-night noodles, dumplings and congee. 2 Xichun Rd, Zhujiang New Town, Tel: 02 38 035 888</restaurantsDescription><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToEatImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-eat-default.jpg</whereToEatImage><whereToEatImageAltText>Where to eat in Guangzhou - Bing Sheng</whereToEatImageAltText><links><locationLinkLabel>2 Xichun Rd</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>2 Xichun Rd, Zhujiang New Town</externalLink><contactNo>02 38 035 888</contactNo></links></places></whereToEatSection><whereToEatSection><places><category>Cantonese</category><categoryLabel>Cantonese</categoryLabel><categoryLink>http://www.mandarinoriental.com/guangzhou/fine-dining/jiang-by-chef-fei</categoryLink><whereToEatHeading>Jiang by Chef Fei</whereToEatHeading><restaurantsDescription>Mandarin Oriental’s elegant Chinese restaurant is helmed by Chef Fei, who is so highly regarded in these parts that he gets his name on the door. The master chef from Guangdong province’s culinary city of Chaozhou interprets Cantonese cuisine with a technical precision and stylish flourish that rivals Michelin-awarded establishments in neighbouring Hong Kong. Fei’s creations, like crispy pork belly and Canadian ribeye with Szechuan pepper, elevate traditional dishes to new levels of refinement. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Insider Tip: &lt;/strong&gt;Lunchtime yum cha is not quite as pricey as the dinner menu and has the added excitement of chick and swan-shaped dumplings.</restaurantsDescription><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToEatImage>/saar5/images/destination/main/can/Jiang-by-Chef-Fei.jpg</whereToEatImage><whereToEatImageAltText>Where to eat in Guangzhou - Jiang by Chef Fei</whereToEatImageAltText><links><locationLinkLabel>389 Tianhe Road</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>389 Tianhe Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou 510620, China</externalLink><contactNo>+86 20 3808 8885</contactNo></links></places></whereToEatSection><whereToEatSection><places><category>Western</category><categoryLabel>Western</categoryLabel><categoryLink>http://www.socialandco.com/</categoryLink><whereToEatHeading>Social &amp; Co</whereToEatHeading><restaurantsDescription>A trendy expat-run kitchen and bar in a quiet residential street of Zhujiang New district. Attracts a hip brunch, lunch and evening crowd who gather around sharing plates of Mediterranean-inspired fare, like lemon chilli dusted calamari and Portuguese marinated chicken, paired with a decent wine and beer selection. The industrial-chic mezzanine dining room is decorated with stylishly strung lamps, leather banquettes and a communal high table. Tables spill out onto the pavement when the weather is warm. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Insider Tip: &lt;/strong&gt; Save room for the desserts, which have an Antipodean bent reflecting the owner’s roots. The Kiwi banoffee pie is worth the trip alone.</restaurantsDescription><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToEatImage>/saar5/images/destination/main/can/Social-Co.jpg</whereToEatImage><whereToEatImageAltText>Where to eat in Guangzhou - Social &amp; Co</whereToEatImageAltText><links><locationLinkLabel>6 Huajiu Lu</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>6 Huajiu Lu, Zhujiang New Town, Guangzhou</externalLink><contactNo>020 3804 9243</contactNo></links></places></whereToEatSection><whereToEatSection><places><category>International</category><categoryLabel>International</categoryLabel><categoryLink>http://www.elementfresh.com/</categoryLink><whereToEatHeading>Element Fresh</whereToEatHeading><restaurantsDescription>A good choice for an American style breakfast or healthy meal on-the-go. Breakfast on omelettes, buttermilk pancakes or the more local scallop congee, along with good coffee, fresh juices and smoothies. A wide variety of seasonal salads, sandwiches and Asian inspired dishes are also available during the day and evening, served in a smart and relaxed environment. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Insider Tip: &lt;/strong&gt; Looking for vegetarian or gluten-free food? 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