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Day 4
- Breakfast at Nur Bostan on Guangta Road.
- After breakfast, we got on Metro Line 2 at Memorial Hall Metro Station then changed to Metro Line 5 at Guangzhou Railway Metro Station and got off at Zhongshanba Station.
LIZHIWAN CREEK
- Lizhiwanlu 荔枝湾. Getting there, Zhongshanba Metro Station exit A. Then walk east direction until the junction here you can see Fuli Children Clothes Market. Turn right into 畔塘路 Pantang Road and walk heading south, will reach Lizhiwan Road in about 5 minutes.
Our visit here has nothing to do with business, it was merely for sight-seeing.
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| Kashmir Houseboats? Not! It's Lizhiwan |
Lizhiwan Creek located at Lizhiwan Road is one of the famous scenic spots in Guangzhou. Most rivers in downtown Guangzhou come together in the Liwan District. The most profound cultural heritage sites in this area are hidden in the criss-cross water networks, such as Xiguan Ancient Houses, Painted-Boat shaped house, Antique Street, former residence of Jiang Guangnai (last General and Statesman of Republic of China and People's Republic of China), with bridges over river streams flowing making their way to the Liwanhu Lake within this area.
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| Hawkgirl's reincarnated son, the Birdman |
Lizhiwan Creek in Guangzhou is an interesting place, where visitors can spend their whole day enjoying the quiet scenery and relaxing atmosphere.
FULI KIDS CITY 富力儿童世界
- Took a stroll in Fuli Children Clothes Shopping Center located on Zhongshan 8th Road.
- Took Metro subway train to Haizhu Square Station.
- Onelink Plaza (Haizhu Square Metro Exit B2). We keep on coming since the things they sell here indeed having high commercial value for resellers. The closing time is 6.30 p.m.
- Took Metro subway train to Yuexiu Park Station, exit E. There was a restaurant located nearby.
- Dinner at Restaurant El Menoufy El Kababgi, Jinzhou International Business Center located on Jiefang Beilu. (This restaurant is also known as 1001 Nights 一千一夜)
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