Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport in China is located 28km (17 miles) from the center of Guangzhou which is the capital of Guangdong province (formerly Canton) in China. The new state-of-the-art airport was opened in August 2004, replacing the former International Guangzhou airport with the same name which has now been abandoned. Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport is one of China's largest aviation hubs in South China and home to China Southern Airlines. Taxis to the center of Guangzhou are available outside the arrival hall of Guangzhou airport, but have your destination written in Chinese as most of the drivers don't speak English. The airport has many restaurants, bars and fast-food outlets. A shopping center and booths with small shops are located in the main terminal building. The international departure hall of Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport has a large selection of duty-free shops. Most major Chinese banks have currency exchange counters and international ATM tellers in the main terminal building. Accommodation available in Guangzhou hotels near the airport.
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In August 2008, the airport's new expansion plan was approved by the National Development and Reform Commission of China.
The airport will build a third runway 400 metres east of the existing east runway. The new runway will be 3800 metres long and 60 metres wide. Other elements of the expansion plan include a 531,000-square-metre Terminal 2, a new indoor car park and an outdoor car park, a transportation centre, and a metro station which will serve Terminal 2. The cost of the project will be ￥14.036 billion. Construction of the third runway is estimated to start in 2011 and finish in the first half of 2013.[4] When the whole project is finished by the end of 2015,[4] The airport will be able to handle 75 million passengers and more than 2.17 million tonnes of cargo a year.

Six Banyan Tree Temple was built in 537. It is a famous Buddhist temple home and abroad. A celebrated poet called Su Dongpo visited the temple and was inspired by the Six Banyan Trees planted in its courtyard and gave the inscription ‘Six Banyans’ for the temple, hence the name. Many other celebrities left their traces in the temple for a view of the lofty pagoda (Flowery Pagoda), verdant trees and collection of cultural relics. Welcome to Guangzhou for Canton fair 2013. Maybe you will interesting in Temple of Six Banyan Trees when you participate in Guangzhou fair.
To the west of the Six Banyan Pagoda is Daxiong Baodian Hall - the main hall of the temple. The three biggest copper Buddhist statues placed there are among the biggest and most ancient Buddhist statues in Guangdong. The middle one is Sakyamuni, to the left, the Amitabha and to the right, the Apothecary Buddha. They stand for present, past and future.
Burning joss sticks is a big event when visiting there. Thus every year on the Chinese traditional Spring Festival and Lantern Festival, this place becomes a busy area. Numerous people queue to burn the first joss stick in order to be blessed by gods in the coming year.

Keyuan (Ke Garden) is one of the four famous landscape gardens in Guangdong Province, and it is the representative of Lingnan (south China) garden architecture.
One of the more popular spots in the Dongguan Ke Garden is the Stone Inviting Pavilion. People who go to this place usually make sure that they will be able to spend time here because of it opens up to a jaw-dropping view. Because of the high elevation, being in this spot gives a bird’s eye view of the entirety of Guanchen District.
Keyuan was developed in 1850. It is one of the four popular landscape gardens in Guangdong Province while in the Qing Dynasty (1636-1911), as well as the other three gardens are Qinghui Garden in Shunde, Yuyin Garden in Panyu, and Liang Garden in Foshan.
In spite of its elegant architectural style and gratifying scenery, Keyuan is also renowned for its essential character in  modern Chinese calligraphy and painting. Because although Zhang Jingxuan was a military officer, he was skilled in painting, calligraphy and chess as well as poetry.After his depose, he guested two famous painters, Juchao and Julian, to paint there all the year round, which laid a base for Lingnan School (a famous painting school in China's painting history, holding that the traditional painting should assimilate the spirit of western culture to advance its implication to a modern and fashion aspect).

Zhenhai Tower, also named Wanghai (contemplating the sea) Tower and Wuceng (five-storey) Tower, is located on Mount Yuexiu of Guangzhou City, which is one of the landmark buildings of Guangzhou with rich national features. Zhenhai Tower is the provincial cultural relic protection unit of Guangdong with the height of 28 meters, the wideness of 31 meters and the depth of 16 meters.Are you ready for Canton fair 2013? If you have no time to travel in China, this Folk Culture Village can let you to know about China. Welcome to Zhenhai Tower when you come to Guangdong for Canton Trade Fair.
In 1929, Zhenhai Tower became the municipal museum of Guangzhou and was renamed Guangzhou Museum in 1950. At present, it’s used as a specialized venue for collecting and exhibiting historical relics and materials of Guangzhou City in the development of over 2,000 years according to dynasties.
It was turned into Guangzhou Municipal Museum in 1929, displaying the cultural relics of Guangzhou of different dynasties, which went through more than 2000 years. In 1950, it changed its name into Guangzhou Museum.
There is a horizontal inscribed board reading “Zhenhai Tower” hanging on the top of the tower, and a couplet at both sides of the tower: “thousands of disasters, tower remains, who reaches sky and stars, loftily stands; five hundred years, hero dies, now here am I, tears pass”.