Select a Province from South China region
South China has always been outward-looking. Many of China's mariners and traders have come from this region and many overseas Chinese can trace their ancestry to South China.
All of the provinces in this region have coastlines, but Guangxi is best known for its karst limestone terrain, with fantastically gum drop-shaped hills which have inspired traditional Chinese landscape painting for centuries.
This region of China has looked toward the sea for thousands of years, with Canton (as it was then known to Europeans) being an important trading port. Today, it is again a major center for trade; Guangdong alone produces a third of China's exports, and the other provinces of the region are also very much open for business. Four of China's six Special Economic Zones areas with tax breaks and other government measures to encourage trade and development are in this region.
Popular activities in South China
Hainan
With 600 international design masters and an investment of RMB 160 billion, Evergrande Group created
Fushan cafe is the first local professional coffee shop of Hainan. It has a long history. Fushan
Within this scenic area there is a dry cave and a flooded cave, which experts confirm were formed
Movie Town is a collaboration between China’s premium leisure and lifestyle conglomerate Mission
Guangdong
Chimelong Safari Park (广州香江野生动物世界 Xiāng-jiāng-yě-shēng-dòng-wù-shì-jiè, Xiangjiang Safari Park)