The 114th Canton Fair 2013 is approaching in Guanghzou city China. It is a very big business event when thousands of businessmen from around the world attend the fair. Its host city - Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong province, is one of the largest and most prosperous cities in southern China, which offers budget hotels with attractive accommodation facilities to travelers at low tariff. Among the many, the following three budget hotels could be on your list, all the hotels offer free shuttle buses between the hotel and canton fair.
1 Bai Gong Hotel
It is a budget hotel of medium size. The hotel has been serving travelers from all over the world for more than 70 years. Bai Gong Hotel insists the tenet of high quality service and reasonable price and keeps on offering satisfactory services to domestic and overseas guest.
It is very convenient for transportation, shopping and entertainment. Baigong hotel is located near the beautiful Pear River, with 40 kilometers to Baiyun airport and 5 kilometers to railway station. The nearby shopping center Shangxiajiu Lu Pedestrian Street and Beijing Road provide various choices for enjoyable shopping experience.
Redecorated in 2004, the Baigong hotel provides nice and clean accommodation with a total of 141 guest rooms. The hotel also provides various entertainment facilities including beauty salon, sauna & massage, night club and karaoke. Fucheng restaurant on the second floor serve the guests with traditional Canton dishes.
2 Paco Business Hotel Guangzhou Tianhe Branch
Paco Business Hotel Tianhe Branch, belongs to a business hotel chain, located in the thrilling CBD area of Guangzhou Tianhe District. With three minute walk to Grandview Mall, Tee Mall, Book Center, Computer Center and Grandbuy Mall, the hotel faces to Tai Koo Hui (a shopping mall gathering world-class luxurious products). Just 10 meters far away from Exit A of Metro Station Shi Pai Qiao, Paco hotel is standing on the metro station, enjoying a very strategic location. There is a 24 hour C-Store on the first floor, and a restaurant on the sixth floor. Behind the hotel, a food street gathers delicious cuisines from other places of china.
This well-designed hotel, with an elegant environment, has a total of 128 new rooms. All rooms share comfort beddings, central air conditioning system, 24-hour hot water supply, LCD TV, free domestic dialing and free Internet access. With good location, complete facilities and refined services, Paco Hotel is an ideal place for your business trip, shopping and traveling.
3. Colorful Days Hotel Guangzhou
Colorful Days Hotel Guangzhou enjoys a prime location. It is only 5 minutes walking distance to metro station, and takes only 15 minutes by car to Canton Fair Pazhou Complex, 6 minutes to East railway station, 40 minutes to Baiyun international airport. The back of Colorful Days Hotel Guangzhou is a big courtyard with 70% greenbelt, eyes of guests will be full of green grass and trees. Nearby bar street and exotic restaurants are there for your relaxation and enjoyment during your stay.
Useful Resource: Canton Fair Agency & Guangzhou Hotels Booking
2013年8月18日星期日
2013年8月6日星期二
For Those Who Is Going To Attend 114th Canton Fair
The 114th Canton Fair is coming soon. Since the fair is really big event for all the global businessmen, so in this article, let's talk things about the 114th Canton Fair.
Canton Fair Background
Well known as Canton fair, China Import and Export Fair has been held biannually in Guangzhou every spring and autumn since 1957. It was regarded as the largest scale, the highest level trading event around the world, which attracts thousands of exhibitors and purchasers every year. Now, it has been the most important platform for exhibitors to sell their products, and purchasers to import commodities from China.
114th Canton Fair Schedule
Phase 1 (Oct.15 - 19, 2013)
— Electronics & Household
Electrical Appliances
— Lighting Equipment
— Vehicles & Spare Parts
— Machinery
— Hardware & Tools
— Building Materials
— Chemical Products
— International Pavilion
Phase 2 (Oct.23 - 27, 2013)
— Consumer Goods
— Gifts
— Home Decorations
Phase 3 (Oct.31-Nov.4, 2013)
— Textiles & Garments
— Shoes
— Office Supplies, Cases &
Bags, and Recreation
Products
— Medicines, Medical
Devices and Health
Products
— Food
— International Pavilion
Venue: China Import and Export Fair (Pazhou) Complex
Qualification of Applicants and Exhibits:
1 Applicants shall be the companies legally registered over 3 years (including 3 years) by eligible law in any country or region other than mainland China. Copy of the Company Registration Certificate (with company stamp) or other valid certificates shall be submitted. If the Company Registration Certificate is non-English or non-Chinese version, English or Chinese translation is required.
2 Exhibits shall fall into "The Exhibits Category (International Pavilion) of the 114th Session of China Import and Export Fair".
3 Exhibits shall be produced in any country or region other than mainland China. Certificate of Origin shall be submitted.
4 In view of traditional way of negotiating against samples, the exhibitors of Int'l Pavilion of Canton Fair shall be the manufacturers and traders who are in the position to provide the qualified Certificate of Origin for the actual and tangible goods. Any intermediary in any form is not allowed to set up in the Int'l Pavilion. (Resource by: www.cantontradefair.com)
Related Post: 114th Canton Fair Attending Steps and Guangzhou Guide
2013年7月9日星期二
The Southern Sichuan Bamboo Sea
The Southern Sichuan Bamboo Sea, also named "Shunan Zhuhai" in Chinese Pinyin, located close to the border of Changning and Jiang'an and about 70km southeast of Yibin. It covers an area of 120sqkm of mountain slopes at an elevation from 600 to 1000m. In its central region, at least 5000 hectares of bamboo shelters 28 ridges and peaks, with plenty of cultural relics and historic sites screened by the feathery green tufts.
There are Bamboo Sea Museum, old folk residences on Mount Xijia and fish fossils. It's a comparatively big primeval ecological bamboo forest including mountains, rivers, karst caves, lakes and falls with artificial scenes of long history. The classic scene in the popular Chinese movie Crouching Tiger,Hidden Dragon by famous director Zhang Yimou, was filmed in the famous Southern Sichuan Bamboo Sea. >> Chengdu Tour Guide
You may like to read: Tianmen mountain, the soul of Zhangjiajie
There are Bamboo Sea Museum, old folk residences on Mount Xijia and fish fossils. It's a comparatively big primeval ecological bamboo forest including mountains, rivers, karst caves, lakes and falls with artificial scenes of long history. The classic scene in the popular Chinese movie Crouching Tiger,Hidden Dragon by famous director Zhang Yimou, was filmed in the famous Southern Sichuan Bamboo Sea. >> Chengdu Tour Guide
You may like to read: Tianmen mountain, the soul of Zhangjiajie
2013年6月17日星期一
What and Where to Eat in Hong Kong
What and Where to Eat in Hong Kong? Hong Kong is justifiably well-known for its restaurants and its cuisine, but it is actually the diversity of food that is mind-boggling. Below are 5 specialities in Hong Kong not to miss, let's check it out:
1 Stuffed roasted suckling pig at Kimberley Chinese Restaurant
(28 Kimberley Road, Tsimshatsui, +852 2723 3888. Open Mon-Sat 11am-3pm, 6pm-11pm, Sun 10am-4pm, 6pm-11pm)
Kimberley Chinese Restaurant, which specialises in upscale Cantonese cuisine such as dim sum, abalone delicacies and the like. Even so, its main attraction is the roasted suckling pig, a behemoth of a dish. It is completely different from the traditional dish in that it is filled with delicious sticky glutinous rice and roasted whole over an open flame. So the skin arrives roasted to crispy perfection and also the inside is stuffed with fragrant and flavourful mushy rice. Around £103 for a suckling pig that serves 8 or 10.
2 Beef brisket from Sister Wah
(13A Electric Road, Tin Hau, +852 2807 0181. Open 11am-11pm.)
Even though Central's Kau Kee restaurant is synonymous with beef brisket in Hong Kong, the city's foodies know that Sister Wah is definitely the place to go for a refreshing bowl of beef brisket noodles. The stock's key ingredient is large chunks of daikon (very similar to a large radish), making it lighter and sweeter than in many other beef brisket places. Around £1.60 a bowl.
3 Snake soup from Ser Wong Fun
(30 Cochrane St, Central, +852 2543 1032. Open 11am-11.30pm.)
Snake soup is regarded as a delicacy in the city, as traditionalists believe it wards off colds as well as other maladies. One of the best places to try it is Ser Wong Fun, which features a 115-year history of serving snake soups. The snake meat is shredded into thin white strips and served in a broth of mushrooms, seafood and lemon leaves. The place is a little shabby and usually very packed but the experience is quintessentially Hong Kong. Around £10 a bowl.
4 Egg tart from the Hoover Cake Shop
(136 Nga Tsin Wai Road, Kowloon City, +852 2382 0383. Open 7am-8.30pm)
This beloved Hong Kong staple is most commonly found with two different styles of crust: a crumbly shortcrust, or flaky puff pastry. However, the Hoover Cake Shop continues to draw crowds because it makes its tarts with duck eggs, intensifying the custard's silky flavour and its rich yellow hue. The shop is modest and cosy, and its only ingredient for a winning atmosphere is the deliciously buttery scent of baked goods wafting out. Egg tarts around 40p each.
5 Egg waffles from Lee Keung Kee
(Original branch at 492 King's Road, North Point, +852 2590 9726. Open 10am-11pm)
This egg waffle hotspot facing the bustling King's Road in North Point isn't actually difficult to miss as it's completely covered in press clippings of local celebrities that the shop has accumulated over the years. The name of this joint actually means "super hot gang" in Cantonese, but over the years it has grow to be much more commonly known as North Point Egg Waffles, or even "that place in North Point". The waffles here are a little thicker in texture but retain the superb fluffy consistency that makes egg waffles so beloved in this city. There are now no less than eight branches of Lee Keung Kee egg waffles in Hong Kong, but the original is still the one generating all the buzz. Waffles £1.20. >>Hong Kong Tour Guide
1 Stuffed roasted suckling pig at Kimberley Chinese Restaurant
(28 Kimberley Road, Tsimshatsui, +852 2723 3888. Open Mon-Sat 11am-3pm, 6pm-11pm, Sun 10am-4pm, 6pm-11pm)
Kimberley Chinese Restaurant, which specialises in upscale Cantonese cuisine such as dim sum, abalone delicacies and the like. Even so, its main attraction is the roasted suckling pig, a behemoth of a dish. It is completely different from the traditional dish in that it is filled with delicious sticky glutinous rice and roasted whole over an open flame. So the skin arrives roasted to crispy perfection and also the inside is stuffed with fragrant and flavourful mushy rice. Around £103 for a suckling pig that serves 8 or 10.
2 Beef brisket from Sister Wah
(13A Electric Road, Tin Hau, +852 2807 0181. Open 11am-11pm.)
Even though Central's Kau Kee restaurant is synonymous with beef brisket in Hong Kong, the city's foodies know that Sister Wah is definitely the place to go for a refreshing bowl of beef brisket noodles. The stock's key ingredient is large chunks of daikon (very similar to a large radish), making it lighter and sweeter than in many other beef brisket places. Around £1.60 a bowl.
3 Snake soup from Ser Wong Fun
(30 Cochrane St, Central, +852 2543 1032. Open 11am-11.30pm.)
Snake soup is regarded as a delicacy in the city, as traditionalists believe it wards off colds as well as other maladies. One of the best places to try it is Ser Wong Fun, which features a 115-year history of serving snake soups. The snake meat is shredded into thin white strips and served in a broth of mushrooms, seafood and lemon leaves. The place is a little shabby and usually very packed but the experience is quintessentially Hong Kong. Around £10 a bowl.
4 Egg tart from the Hoover Cake Shop
(136 Nga Tsin Wai Road, Kowloon City, +852 2382 0383. Open 7am-8.30pm)
This beloved Hong Kong staple is most commonly found with two different styles of crust: a crumbly shortcrust, or flaky puff pastry. However, the Hoover Cake Shop continues to draw crowds because it makes its tarts with duck eggs, intensifying the custard's silky flavour and its rich yellow hue. The shop is modest and cosy, and its only ingredient for a winning atmosphere is the deliciously buttery scent of baked goods wafting out. Egg tarts around 40p each.
5 Egg waffles from Lee Keung Kee
(Original branch at 492 King's Road, North Point, +852 2590 9726. Open 10am-11pm)
This egg waffle hotspot facing the bustling King's Road in North Point isn't actually difficult to miss as it's completely covered in press clippings of local celebrities that the shop has accumulated over the years. The name of this joint actually means "super hot gang" in Cantonese, but over the years it has grow to be much more commonly known as North Point Egg Waffles, or even "that place in North Point". The waffles here are a little thicker in texture but retain the superb fluffy consistency that makes egg waffles so beloved in this city. There are now no less than eight branches of Lee Keung Kee egg waffles in Hong Kong, but the original is still the one generating all the buzz. Waffles £1.20. >>Hong Kong Tour Guide
2013年5月20日星期一
11th Mt. Everest Cultural Tourism Festival
The 11th Mt. Everest Cultural Tourism Festival will be Launched at Shigatse at the End of August. Since 2001, Everest Culture and Tourism Festival has been held in Shigatse for ten times, and the band of Everest Culture has been formed, which improves the image of Shigatse region, displays the new achievements of the economic and social development of Shigatse, popularizes Shigatse, stimulates the fighting will of people of all nations, and promotes the balanced development of the undertakings.
Shigatse City is the second largest city in Tibet with a history of more than 600 years. It has been one of the must-visiting regions on Tibet Plateau with its rich natural spots and cultural relics. Such as ashilhunpo Monastery, Zongshan Castles and Pala Manor, which offer tourists the chance to explore the profound history and culture of Tibet. >> Tibet Tour Guide
Shigatse City is the second largest city in Tibet with a history of more than 600 years. It has been one of the must-visiting regions on Tibet Plateau with its rich natural spots and cultural relics. Such as ashilhunpo Monastery, Zongshan Castles and Pala Manor, which offer tourists the chance to explore the profound history and culture of Tibet. >> Tibet Tour Guide
2013年4月30日星期二
“First Wonder of the World” - Kunming Stone Forest
Now the summer season is the great time to visit Yunnan province, and more and more people are planning a yunnan trip now. If you are the one, i suggest you add the Kunming Store Forest - one of the world 's most stunning natural creations into you visiting list.
Kunming Stone Forest, located in the Lunan Yu Autonomous County 126 kilometers southeast of Kunming and requires only a 3/4 drive. It covers an area of 400 square kilometers (96,000 acres) and includes both large and small stone forests, as well as many other scenic spots. Know as“First Wonder of the World”, the Stone Forest is made up of countless awesome natural rock formations that will truly boggle your mind. According to the documentation of geologists, it was a boundless ocean 28 million years ago. Because of moving crust, the landscapes under the sea were push up above the sea level.
Kunming Stone Forest, located in the Lunan Yu Autonomous County 126 kilometers southeast of Kunming and requires only a 3/4 drive. It covers an area of 400 square kilometers (96,000 acres) and includes both large and small stone forests, as well as many other scenic spots. Know as“First Wonder of the World”, the Stone Forest is made up of countless awesome natural rock formations that will truly boggle your mind. According to the documentation of geologists, it was a boundless ocean 28 million years ago. Because of moving crust, the landscapes under the sea were push up above the sea level.
2013年4月10日星期三
Mount Wuyi, Major Landmark in Southeast China
The Mount Wuyi Area lies to the northwestern of Fujian province, China, which on the border of Fujian and Jiangxi Province. It's a major landmark in southeast China and also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring rich in natural and cultural heritage.
Wuyi Mountains boast 36 graceful peaks, 72 incredible caves and 99 interestingly-shaped rocks. The red hills (Danxia Landform) and crystal-clear waters are also top features. Bamboo raft drifting on the Nine Bend River (lower gorge) is a well-liked activity among the travellers. The two-hour, eight-kilometer journeys present grand views of Mount Wuyi. It truly is the very best approach to take in the serene beauty of the smooth peaks and clear water.
Another One World Cultural Heritage in Fujian Province: Fujian Tulou
Wuyi Mountains boast 36 graceful peaks, 72 incredible caves and 99 interestingly-shaped rocks. The red hills (Danxia Landform) and crystal-clear waters are also top features. Bamboo raft drifting on the Nine Bend River (lower gorge) is a well-liked activity among the travellers. The two-hour, eight-kilometer journeys present grand views of Mount Wuyi. It truly is the very best approach to take in the serene beauty of the smooth peaks and clear water.
Another One World Cultural Heritage in Fujian Province: Fujian Tulou
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