Today’s attractions array in the order of age. The youngest Flower City Square and Canton Tower come first. You can’t help wowing at the state-of-the-art skyscrapers (Guangzhou Opera House, Guangdong Museum, Guangzhou library, Children’s Palace, West Tower and Haixinsha) that tower around the square. Moreover, all your blood seems to be boiled when your body is lifted to the 600-meter-high Canton Tower.

Land from Canton Tower and enjoy a delicious Cantonese-style Dim Sum lunch. Shift to a gentle pace for the following time-honor Renwei Temple and Litchi Bay. The locals do worshiping in the temple like their ancestors did 900 years ago. The river babbles, the elaborately decorative boats flow downstream, the riverside Xiguan-style Arcade Houses sell home-made Cantonese snacks, the above-the-river theater, bridges, decorative lighting look so ablaze.

Today’s arrangement looks like an extensive version of Guangzhou features. Drive 1.5 hour and you reach the downtown Foshan. Ancestral Temple is right there to show you the elaborate details of architecture, décor and exhibits. The temple may remind you of Chen Clan Academy in Guangzhou, yet it results from contributions by myriad clans in ancient Foshan.

In next part you’ll see a world of bouncy Cantonese folklore in Ancient Nanfeng Kiln. You’ll be dazzled by all these conventional workmanship and art like straw sandals making, pottery, paper cutting, Cantonese drama, lion dancing, Kung Fu, etc. In the late afternoon let’s drive back to Guangzhou. Sure you can dream a sweet dream tonight with such a heavy harvest.