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apinguangzhou · 2 years ago
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(3.29.23) 1) slept in a bit before we ventured out for brunch at Gaga which was fulfilling and delicious 2) we then explored #shamianisland a bit before returning back home for an afternoon break but not before grabbing some afternoon snacks and drinks 3) after some good rest, we ventured out back to Beijing Road for dinner at #tigerprawn #大头虾 The food was super delicious and we all had a good time 4) we then walked on foot for a while throughout Yuexiu and Haizhu district before taking the metro home to wrap up the evening **Lesson(s) learned: N/A #APinGZ #iphone12promax #apiphone12promax #wanderlust #travelbuggotmeagain #livingabroad #workingabroad #teachingoverseas #covid19 #ilovetotakepicsofmyfood #march #wedensday #wednesdayfunday #mittwoch #guangzhou #china #广州 #中国 #星期三 #三月 #廣州 #中國 (at Guangzhou, China) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqYOMaZPVQ4VatlSd4PqZC8mPM1zzDK1FG6Vo80/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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jinxtravel · 4 years ago
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Tour Of Shamian Island - Guangzhou, China 🇨🇳
Shamian (also romanized as Shameen or Shamin, both from its Cantonese pronunciation) is a sandbank island in the Liwan District of Guangzhou, Guangdong province, China. 
The island's name literally means "sandy surface" in Chinese. The territory was divided into two concessions given to France and the United Kingdom by the Qing government in the 19th Century (1859 to 1943). The island is a gazetted historical area that serves as a tranquil reminder of the colonial European period, with quiet pedestrian avenues flanked by trees and lined by historical buildings in various states of upkeep. 
The island is the location of several hotels, a youth hostel, restaurants and tourist shops selling curios and souvenirs. The island covers an area of 0.3 km², 900 m from east to west, and 300 m from north to south. It is bordered in the south by the Pearl River, and it is separated from the mainland by a canal. In this video I am on a self guided walking tour of Shamian Island and talking about the history of the Island.
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adimadimcin · 5 years ago
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Guangzhou'da gezilmesi gereken yerler Guangdong eyaletinin Guangzhou kentinde gezilip görülmeye değer, keşfedilmeyi bekleyen ilginç yerler bulunuyor. China.org.cn editörleri kentte gezilip görülmesi gereken ve yapmadan dönülmemesi gereken konuları derledi. Buna göre, oraya giderseniz; Yuexiu Parkı, Chen Clan Akademisi, Shamian Adası’nı görmeden, yerel lezzetlerini tatmadan, İnci Nehri’nde gece gezintisi yapmadan, Shangxiajiu Caddesi’ni turlamadan ve Kanton Operasını izlemeden dönmeyin. #guangzhoucity #yuexiupark #chenclanacademy #akademi #shamianisland #i̇nci #nehri #shangxiajiupedestrianstreet #kanton #opera #cantonopera #yerelmutfakgloballezzet #dimsum ##lianxianglou @chinaorgcn @chinatoday @chinaconsul.ist @turkcinkulturdernegi @turkogrencikulubu @irfankarsli @dgzkn @keremkofteoglu @chinatodayturkiye (中國廣州 China Guangzhou) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAc9GQcK1tv/?igshid=t6zwigkhjowf
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steve-explores · 5 years ago
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Guangzhou Autumn Adventure 2019
During my recent business trip to Guangzhou in Dec-2019, I managed to take a few moments to visit some key attractions in the city and to admire its autumn beauty.
1. Sacred Heart Cathedral.
A beautiful architecture which attracts tourists from all around the world to marvel at its magnificent splendor.
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2. Temple of the Six Banyan Trees.
The nine-story Flower Pagoda is definitely a sight to behold in a serene environment hidden in the bustling city.
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3. Shamian Island.
The moment you step into Shamian Island, you are transported to a little town in Europe where the locals enjoy the finer moments in life, taking time to relax in parks and cafes while admiring the scenery move slowly pass them. 
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4. Guangzhou Cultural Park.
Located near to Shamian Island, visitors to the park can spend time with loved ones and family members to take lots of photos with the beautiful floral displays. 
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5. Canton Tower and Huacheng Square.
A visit to Guangzhou is not complete without making a quick pit stop at Huacheng Square to visit several landmarks in the city including Canton Tower, Guangzhou Opera House, and International Finance Center.
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Honorable mention goes to XIAO-MIAN (遇见小面) which is a restaurant chain serving delicious noodles and appetizers from Chongqing. I guarantee you that it will be one of the most memorable and most affordable meal that you can get in the city, with a bowl of noodles costing CNY 24 and a plate of potstickers going for only CNY 9.
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Looking forward to my next adventure in Guangzhou in 2020!
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travel2unlimited · 5 years ago
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Historic Shamian Island in Guangzhou in China #travel2unlimited #travel #traveling #travelblogger #china #canton #guangzhou #chinese #worldplaces #aroundthewolrd #adventure #followme #asia #natgeotravel #lonelyplanet #exploring #shamian #island #colonial #shamianisland #architecture (at Shamian, Guangdong, China) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5HD4vRAa7x/?igshid=1cgtoctlj0rsp
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gianologin · 7 years ago
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#bride #bridedress #chinese #guangzhou #shamianisland #shamian #explorechina (at Shamian, Guangdong, China)
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wtfnishant · 8 years ago
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3.4.2017 || #ShamianIsland #Guangzhou #China (at Shamian Island, Guangzhou)
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jpmateo022 · 7 years ago
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Shamian Island Guangzhou, China
Shamian Island was an important port for Guangzhou’s foreign trade from the Song to the Qing Dynasty. From the 18th to the mid 19th century, the foreigners lived and did business in a row of houses known as the Thirteen Factories, near the present Shamian, which was then an anchorage for thousands of boat people. The territory was divided into two concessions given to France and the United Kingdom by the Qing Dynasty government in the 19th century. Trading companies from Britain, the United States, France, Holland, Italy, Germany, Portugal, and Japan built stone mansions along the waterfront. The construction on the island was characterized by climate-adapted but Western-plan detached houses with hipped roofs and large verandahs. The main buildings have plaques stating the year it was constructed and it’s origin.
After 1949, the mansions of Shamian became government offices or apartment houses and the churches were turned into factories. But later they were restored, in many cases to their former splendor, with each building labeled as to its former purpose. One may start to imagine the stories staged in the building while seeing the plaque writing about its previous function, like “No.7 North Shamian Avenue” (Built during the Republican period, formerly the Administration Bureau of Broadcasting of the Nationalist Government).
Since the early 2000s, Shamian Island has become well known for the many Western couples who reside there while seeking to adopt Chinese babies and young children, most of whom are orphaned and female.
Shamian Island is the home to many extraordinary trees, many of them as old as 200 or 300 years���! Most of them have a small sign attached to them telling the age of the tree… Many tropical varieties can be found such as the famous banyan trees that have populated this region of China for ages…
The island was awarded to the British and French after the Opium Wars and European style architecture abounds here and the colonial influence is evident in houses, villas, churches and tennis courts. The French Catholic Church on the main street of the island is a nice example of the European influence. There is also a lovely park just off the main street.
Reference: /www.guangzhoutravelguide.com
YT Link: https://youtu.be/MUAEjZK4rzs
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apinguangzhou · 2 years ago
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(12.31.22) 1) today is the last day of 2022 - I cannot believe a whole year is about to be over and another new her will begin tomorrow. I’ll share some reflection towards the end but first a recap of my day 2) work up super late and Steamer some dimsum for brunch. Then I relaxed with some TV while doing some work as well as did a load of laundry 3) ordered simple takeout for dinner since neither of us wanted to cook tonight before we made our way to #沙面 #shamianisland for an evening stroll to wrap up 2022 As we prepare to say 再见 to 2022 & 欢迎 2023, I took today to relax & reflect on this past year. Many things took place from “relaxing of covid policies” to “bidding farewell to many colleagues/friends” to “returning to online classes” to many countless others. For 2023, I would like to (but not limited to): 🎉travel more ✈️🚄🏨🧳🗺 🎉eat more delicious food 🤤🍷🧋🍴🥢 🎉be more happy 🙂❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤍🤎 🎉be more positive 👍🏻👏🏻🤝🏻🙌🏻 🎉learn something new 🛠📝 🎉take care of myself more 🧖🏻💆🏻‍♂️ 🎉spend more time with my friends 🧑🏻👩🏻🧑🏼👩🏼👩🏽🧑🏽 🎉be healthier 🚴🏻🏃🏻 🎉be luckier 🧧💴 🎉be more patient/kind with others 🫂 🎉be more organized 🧼📦🗑 🎉shop/buy less 🛒🛍���� 🎉create more wonderful memories that will last a lifetime 📷📱 🎉continue to be grateful for the family & friends I have in my life who support & love me unconditionally 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🧍🏻‍♀️🧍🏻 **Lesson(s) learned: N/A #APinGZ #iphone12promax #apiphone12promax #wanderlust #travelbuggotmeagain #livingabroad #workingabroad #teachingoverseas #covid19 #ilovetotakepicsofmyfood #december #saturday #saturdayfunday #samstag #guangzhou #china #广州 #中国 #星期六 #十二月 #廣州 #中國 #goodbye2022 #welcome2023 #再见2022 #欢迎2023 (at Guangzhou, China) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm1n7VEvWvxUPh3DdkWA-TFuDeiyBjQRxr6P2g0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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marylcony · 7 years ago
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Throwback Thursday today 😎 looking back at the time in China, this photo was taken on my beloved Shamian Island- such a beautiful place ❤️ Photo by @julien.bre . . #marylcony #traveler #travelcony #shamianisland #guangzhou #chineseadventure #china #streetphotography #throwbackthursday #picoftheday #instame #femalenomad (na mieste Shamian, Guangdong, China)
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cromlech614 · 8 years ago
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Youthful is the best description for Guangzhou. #guangzhoucity #guangzhou2016 #photographylife #shamianisland (at 廣州市沙面)
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travel2unlimited · 5 years ago
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Historic Shamian Island in Guangzhou in China #travel2unlimited #travel #traveling #travelblogger #china #canton #guangzhou #chinese #worldplaces #aroundthewolrd #adventure #followme #asia #natgeotravel #lonelyplanet #exploring #shamian #island #colonial #shamianisland #architecture (at Shamian, Guangdong, China) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5HDxKAgfpU/?igshid=46k0msshivdx
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kimcheolhwanmichael · 8 years ago
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아이들이 노는 모습을 보고 있으니 잠시 마음이 흐뭇해지네. #shamianisland #guangzhou #china #childrens #沙面公园 #ShamianPark(沙面公园에서)
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murphymedia · 9 years ago
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Bruce Lee camp. Nunchucks! #brucelee #nunchucks #shamianisland #physedinchina #gymclassinchina #china #Guangzhou #mma #kungfu #kungfumaster (at Shamian Island, Guangzhou)
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t2emu · 9 years ago
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#guangzhou #china #patterns #pearlriver #cyclist #shamianisland (at Shamian Island, Guangzhou)
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tungbeer · 9 years ago
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Save Memories From Everyday Life 📷 . #ShamianIsland #Guangzhou #iBeerOnVacation #iBeerPhotoAlbum #iBeerInChina #Olympus #gopro #goprooftheday . IG | Tungbeer 🍺 (at Shamian Island)
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