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 Guangzhou is a massive and vibrant city, and getting around can be pretty easy once you know your options. From fast and convenient metro rides to relaxing river cruises, the city offers a variety of ways to travel, depending on what you’re in the mood for. Let me walk you through the best ways to move around Guangzhou without any hassle. Taking the Metro If you're looking for the fastest and most efficient way to travel around the city, the metro is definitely the way to go. Guangzhou’s metro system is large, with plenty of lines that can take you almost everywhere you want to go—whether it’s the busy shopping areas or historical sites. It’s super affordable, and it runs from early morning until late at night. The best part is that the metro stations are pretty easy to navigate, with English signs everywhere. Just grab a ticket or use a transport card that you can top up and use for both the metro and buses. While it can get crowded during rush hours (which is typical for big ...

 With China’s recent changes to the transit visa policy, it’s easier than ever for travelers from certain countries to visit, especially if you're just passing through. If you're planning a trip to China, here are some important things you should know to make your visit smooth and enjoyable. Visa and Entry Policy China has now extended the stay for transit travelers from 72 hours to 240 hours (that’s 10 days!) for citizens from 54 countries, including the US, UK, Russia, and Brazil. If you're one of those travelers and you're passing through China on your way to a third country, you can enter through one of 60 open ports of entry without needing a visa. Just keep in mind, this only applies if you're traveling through one of the designated airports or border checkpoints. If you're not eligible for the visa-free transit, you’ll need to apply for a tourist visa before you arrive. Make sure your visa is valid, and try to prepare all your documents in advance to a...