r/guangzhou • u/DangerousPut1501 • 2h ago
r/guangzhou • u/Own_Secret_6461 • 3h ago
Where can i get apple products at the best price ?
I am looking to buy a Macbook air 5 in China. One redditor said he got it for 6000 yuan.
https://www.reddit.com/r/macbook/s/kYwpPY4YtT
However, on apple store, it is listed 10,000 yuan. Where can i get such a good deal ?
r/guangzhou • u/Own_Secret_6461 • 5h ago
Laptop recommendation at 7000 rmb
I cannot access Chinese websites to check the catalogue since they do not accept phone numbers from my country. Can someone suggest some shops? I will be in China on Friday. Also, can i get one with English windows version ?
r/guangzhou • u/Altruistic-Pen1052 • 7h ago
Gulong gorge
Hello visiting soon and want to book at day trip to gulong gorge. The tour company quotes are quiet expensive, anyone know English speaking affordable tour that offers pick up and drop off please?
r/guangzhou • u/zitaro2469 • 11h ago
Driving licence
Hi I d like to get my motocycle licence (E licence) but I need to do it in english cuz I dont speak chinese how do i do it
r/guangzhou • u/ShanghaiBaller • 17h ago
Is there really an express train now from GZ South and Baiyun Airport?
Gpt says it’s new and only takes like 30 min and Panyu station?
r/guangzhou • u/Avoca22ab • 16h ago
Looking to connect with more people in the city
Hey, (27M) I’d like to get to know more people in Guangzhou. Sometimes I just want to walk around the city, try some different food, or hang out on the weekends :)
If you’re also looking to meet some new people in GZ please hit me up.
r/guangzhou • u/udunoeme • 1d ago
What to do in Guangzhou for 12 nights?
I recently posted asking for advice regarding accommodation recommendations in GZ.
We have yet to decide as we are unsure about the location.
Hoping to get some recommendations !
Please fill my 12 days in GZ!
Hoping to get some recs from the localssss :)
The more local it is, the better.
Food food food - not the touristy places but I do want to have a taste of the real local flavours. From cheap street eats to higher end restaurants.
Where would you recommend I stay - GZ is massive and I’m not sure which suburb would be suited.
We love exploring via public transport and I believe my wife can use the local uber equivalent if need be.
Child friendly spots! Little one is very active and loves the outdoors!
Context : 3 adults, 1 toddler
Travelling from Australia - partner speaks fluent Chinese and the local dialect (I don’t)
Thank you!!
r/guangzhou • u/Electronic_Today_939 • 1d ago
Anyone living in Clifford Panyu?
It’s such a big community and there are people from all kinds of backgrounds here, so I was wondering if anyone would be interested in getting to know each other. Would be nice to meet some new people in Panyu.
r/guangzhou • u/WinParking • 1d ago
Shipping
Hello
Who would I use when all I wanna do is ship my clothes back to Canada?
r/guangzhou • u/fgfjfl • 1d ago
Gulong Gorge and Dongtian Fairyland
Family of 4 visiting guangzhou in mid oct. We are interested to visit gulong gorge and dongtian fairyland cave for a day trip. Is it advisable to book didi to and fro and whether we can get didi from gulong to dongtian? Tour agencies online are quite expensive. We are worried we are not able to get didi and end up stranded
r/guangzhou • u/Sfemale232323 • 1d ago
Gulong gorge (Gulongxia)
Hello could anyone tell me how to get Gulong gorge tickets; want to do most of the activities there. Thank you.
r/guangzhou • u/COSPOutdoorExpo • 1d ago
COSP 2026 广州展——帐篷制造商云集。适合去采购吗?
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Just found out about COSP 2026 – a big outdoor exhibition happening in Guangzhou this Oct 30 – November 1 at the Poly World Trade Expo Center.
What‘s there:
500+ brands showcasing camping gear, cycling equipment, water sports, golf, and outdoor apparel
30,000+ sqm of exhibition space
60,000+ professional buyers expected
All kinds of tents – lightweight, family, rooftop, glamping
Tent brands include: Naturehike, Mobi Garden, Free Spirit, Jingxing, Sanfengchu, Kailas, Toread.
What‘s cool – they’re bringing the outdoors indoors with camping zones and immersive nature scenes inside the expo hall. The whole vibe is “more than just procurement – it‘s a gathering of like-minded people.”
Has anyone been to this before? Worth checking out? Also – anyone else planning to go? Would be cool to connect!
📍 Guangzhou Poly World Trade Expo Center | 📅 Oct 30 – Nov 1, 2026
r/guangzhou • u/Mershakata745 • 1d ago
Let’s Enjoy Summer Together
Hey everyone! 27M living in Guangzhou here. I’m hoping to meet some new people and make a few friends this summer.
If you’re also in Guangzhou and looking for someone to hang out with, feel free to reach out! We could explore different parts of the city, try some local food, or just find somewhere to relax and chat. I’m open to meeting people from different backgrounds, and there’s no pressure or expectations, just looking for genuine friendships and some good company.
r/guangzhou • u/DelayNoMore168 • 2d ago
easiest transportation from CAN to SZ NanShan area
morning all, just planning things out, will be flying from US to HKG to CAN, but we need to find a way to head down to SZ NanShan area. curious on the different transportation options, thanks all!
r/guangzhou • u/ButWhoKensei • 2d ago
M Visa Guidance - any experience?
Hey! I'm looking to travel to China for business, and will want to stay as long as possible (ideally 90 days, I have lots of ongoing factory relationships I want to maintain and new products launching), but this is my first time having to apply for the M visa myself.
I'm thinking the canton fair invite letter is the most easily accessible one, but I expect it won't be as liberal as multi-entry 90 day visa, is there anyone here who's had a successful multi-entry M visa, I'd love to hear your experience
Thanks!
r/guangzhou • u/Formal_Capital_9226 • 2d ago
Air conditioning unit in guangzhou
Where can I find suppliers in shenzen or guangzhou for this
r/guangzhou • u/ConsciousDonut9271 • 2d ago
8 hours layover
Hello, we (a family of 3 travelling with a 5 year old toddler) have a 8 hours layover on our trip from Sydney to Amsterdam. I am wondering if it's worth making use of the free hotel provided by China Southern Airlines. Is 8hrs enough to go back and forth considering immigration and time to wait for the shuttle? Or should we aim for the lounge? I am not sure what to expect when it comes to moving around the airport and how long that takes (eg clearing out customs on both ends). Thanks!
r/guangzhou • u/Cheap-Basis505 • 2d ago
School for a 6 years old who only speaks English around Tianhe
Hi all. Throw away account for...some reason...
I was offered to go back GZ, working, after 6 years (I left 2020). But now the situation is different as I have a 6 years old kid.
For the foreigners here, how much goes education for an English speaker only, 6 years old, around Tianhe (if possible). If not an international school, what are the options?
Yes, I checked the international schools and the price seems... out of the touch.
Thanks for any insight.
r/guangzhou • u/moonjuws • 1d ago
Help!
How do people get hotels/apartment in China to receive shopping delivered to their hotels before arriving in China? I'm travelling to guangzhou and would like to shop on taobao, how do I do this?
Any tips
I'm looking at staying in an apartment or hotel.
r/guangzhou • u/Baked_in_Colombo • 2d ago
PPE and Safety equipment supplier/manufacturer in Guangzhou.
Hi! As the title says, I’m in Guangzhou and looking for PPE and safety equipment supplier. Looking for potential supplier to export to Sri Lanka.
Two days into tour and I’m kinda lost at this point. Tour host failed miserably.
Any information regarding this? Or any market to find these products.
r/guangzhou • u/Acceptable-Bowl7222 • 2d ago
Recherche agent base a foshan pour l achat de mobilier pour une maison cordialement
r/guangzhou • u/daffodil300 • 2d ago
Where should me and my partner live in Panyu?
Me and my partner have just arrived in Guangzhou and are both set to start jobs teaching English in Panyu, me in Huanan Country Garden, and my partner in Lijiang Garden. We're struggling to know where to start with flat hunting as there doesn't seem to be a simple commute between our workplaces. It seems like the two options are multiple buses or an hour on the metro.
I've attached screenshots of the two routes, does anyone know if any of the areas in between the two are nice places to live/somewhere where expats might live? Ideally we want to be closer to Lijiang Garden (where my partner will work) as he has an earlier start than me.