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History of Guangdong Province :
Located in Southern China Guangdong Province is a coastal province. In fact, it is the Chinese Province with the longest coastline and the most coastal Islands. Clockwise around Guangdong is bordered by the territories of Hunan Province, Jiangxi Province, Fujian Province, Hainan Dao Island which lies across the
Introduction to Guangdong (广东省) Province of China
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Huaguang Crag
Dafangji Diving Area
Xiantai Temple
Kongtong Crag
Linxiao Crag
Dinghushan Scenic Zone
Longshan Tourist Area
Feixia Cave (Caves)
Yanzi Crag (Caves)
Yangshan Lesser Guilin
Huangchuan Shan Gorges
Ruyuang Hunting Ground
Huiguang Pagoda
Nanling Scenic Zone
Jinjiling
Mangshan Scenic Zone
Jiulongshatan Scenic Zone
Danxia Shan
Chebaling Crag
Baojing Palace
Hanshan Precipice Inscriptions
Guifeng Pagoda
Nanku Shan
Conghi Hot Spring
Xihu Scenic Zone
Huimen Opium Destroying Pool
Red Palace
Tangkeng Hot Spring
Fengta Pagoda
Qianfo Pagoda
Yinnashan
Shanwei
Juewei
Suixi
Lipu
Pingle
Yangshuo
Mengshan
Cenxi
Rongxian
Beilu
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Tengxian
Gongcheng
Fuchuan
Tiehshanggang
Luchuan
Bobai
Xingye
Pingnan
Zhaoping
Guilin
Yongfu
Wuxuan
Xiangzhou
Guigang
Cangwu (Guangxi Zhuang AR)
Yulin
Meizhou - Meixian National Airport
Ruocheng
Yizhang
Linwu
Jiangyong
Jianghua
Daoxian
Anyuan
Dingnan
Quannan
Longnan
Dayu
Qingyun Shan (Height 1243 Meters)
Tonguzhang (Height 1559 Meters)
Changchong Ding (Height 1571 Meters)
Yun'An
Deqing
Yingde
Huaipu
Dongyuan
Panyu
Heshan
Boluo
Bluo
Huaipu
Pingyuan
Jiaoling
Xingning
Wuhua
Jiexi
Zijin
Luhe
Puning
Huilai
Meixian
Huidong
Longmen
Wenyuan
Lianping
Heping
Lechang
Fuhua
Shixing
Nanxiong
Liannan
Zhaoqing
Yunan
Fengkai
Lianshan
Huaiji
Guangning
Doumen
Yangxi
Luoding
Xinxing
Yangchun
HuaiZhou
BeiHe
LuFeng
DongLi
XuWen
Leizhou
Jiangmen
Meizhou
Heyuan
Qingyuan
Guangzhou
Zhangjiang
Yangjiang
Macau
Lantau
Shaoguan National Airport
Guangzhou - BaiYun International Airport
Dinghu Shan (Height ??? Meters)
Foshan
Shantou - Waisha National Airport
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Shenzen
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Guangdong Province of China
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Highlights, Monuments and Scenic sites of Guangdong Province
Guangzhou
Leizhou
Macau
Qoingzhou Straits of the South-China Sea and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Furthermore Guangdong borders on the Special Administrative Regions of Hong Kong and Macau.
Topographically Guangdong comprises mainly of fertile plains and tablelands. Overall hilly lands and mountainous areas occur throughout the Province and smooth, low hills cover about 70% of the total land area.
Hunan
Guangxi
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Jiangxi
Capital of Guangdong Province - Guangzhou
Surface Area / Size - 186.000 square kilometers
Population - 74 Million and rising
Major Cities :
Guangzhou, Huizhou, Meizhou and Meixian, Shantou, Shanwei, Shaoguan, Shenzhen, Zhangjiang, Zhu Hai.
Airports
Guangzhou - Baiyun International Airport
Meixian - Meixian National Airport
Shenzen - Bao'An International Airport
Shantou - Waisha National Airport
ShaoGuan - National Airport
Yangjiang - National Airport
Zhangjiang - National Airport
Zhu Hai - International Airport
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Map China and Expanding British Empire in 1860 AD
Sound Bonus - Chinese Cantonese Opera Song.
Hong Kong - Lantau Island International Airport
Xuwen
Fujian
Guiping (Guangxi Zhuang Ar)
Wuzhou, Wuzhou City Prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang AR, China (P.R.C.).
He'zhou, Hezhou City Prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang AR, China (P.R.C.).
Gangnang (Guangxi Zhuang Ar)
Yangjiang
Shantou
South China Sea
Airport
Zhangjiang National Airport
Yangjiang National Airport
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Shenzen - Bao'An International Airport
Shaoguan
Lianzhou
Yangshan
Xinfengyang Reservoir
LuoFu Shan (Height 1281 Meters)
Dongwan
Huizhou
HuiYang
Humen
Zhongshan
Jiangmen
Taishan
Maoming
Zhaoqing
Xi jiang River
Yunfu
Gaozhou
Xinyi
Dian Bai
Heyuan
Longchuan
Dong River
Chaozhou
Longyan (Fujian Province)
Yongding (Fujian Province)
Chayang
Dapu
Gaopi
Han River
Pearl
River
Xinfeng
Qingyuan
Conghua
Zhangjiang
Hainan
Hong Kong
Shenzen
Shaoguan
Yulin
Wuzhou
He'zhou
Yangshan
Lanzhou
Huizhou
Chaozhou
Shantou
Conghua
Longchuan
Yongding
Chayang
Dapu
Jieyang
Jieyang
Enpeng
Enpeng
Yunfu
Xinji
Maoming
Gaozhou
Dongwan
Huiyang
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JueWei
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Huazhou
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Ethnic Minority Groups of Guangdong Province :
Map of Languages & Distirbution in China !
A Full and complete Map of China (PRC) identifying all Language Areas big and small in all Provinces and Autonomous Regions of China.
Map includes Turkic Languages (Uygur, Kazakh, Kirghiz, Salar & Uzbek), Mongolian Language and Sub-Divisions (Mongol, Tu, Daur and Dongxian), Tungusic Peoples (Oroqen, Evenki and Xibe) and Languages, Korean, Tajik (Tadzhik), Mon-Khmer (Kawa + Puman (or Pulang)), Hui, Uygur (Uighur), Tibeto-Bhurman Languages, Tai and Miao, Yao and She' Language Area's and Borders. Main Area's and sub-divisions of Han Languages (Northern Mandarin, Eastern Mandarin, South-Western Mandarin and Cantonese) further included. This color-coded ethno-linguistic Map (of 1967 AD) identifies at a glance most ethnic minority regions in China
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Main Rivers and Waterways of Guangdong Province :
Main Cities & Population Centres of Guangdong Province :
Main Railways and Highways in Guangdong Province :
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Foshan
South China Sea
Guigang
Luizhou
Wuzhou
Hezhou
Guilin
Yulin
Longyan
Shaoguan
Dongguan
Zhuhai
Jieyang
Chaozhou
Zhaoqing
Qingyuan
Huizhou
Heyuan
Meizhou
Shantou
Maoming
Yangjiang
Shenzhen
Hong Kong
Macau
Guangzhou
Foshan
Zhuhai
Economy of Guangdong Province :
Climate in Guangdong Province :
The province enjoys a tropic and subtropic climate, with abundant rainfall. The annual mean temperature is over 19c and the annual rainfall is approximately 1500-2000 mm.
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Previously train traveling time between Guangzhou and the coastal city of Shenzen (S.A.R.) was roughly 3 hours. New high speed railway connections have reduced this time.
The largest City in Guangdong Province is the Capital City Guangzhou, formerly also known as Canton. Other major population centres are Meizhou-Meixian, Shantou, Shaoguan, Shenzhen, Zhangjiang and Zhu Hai.
Hong Kong and Macau have their own administrations and are not part of Guangdong Province.
The main river in Guangdong Province is the Pearl River. Xi jiang, Han and Dong Rivers. Guangdong Province further counts a modest number of manmade reservoirs, the largest of which is the Xifengyang Reservoir (Shuikou).
Guangdong is a large Province that boasts many charming sceneries. There are too many to choose from. Xinghu Lake in Zhaoqing, and Mt. Danxia in Renhua are the national major famous scenic areas. Mt. Dinghu in Zhaoqing, Yuexiu Hill, Qinghui Garden in Shunde, Keyuan Garden in Dongguan, Liangyuan Garden in Foshan, the newly built miniature landscape "Splendid China" and "China Folk Culture Villages" in Shenzhen, etc, are all attractive places. Dr.Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall in Guangzhou, the former residences of the celebrities in modern times, important sites and cemeteries are also well-known tourist spots.
Guangdong is the hometown of tropical and subtropical fruits and teas, such as banana Dongguan, orange in Chaozhou,lychee in Zengcheng and black tea in Yingde,etc.The handicraft articles, for example, embroidery, drawnwork, artistic porcelain, ivory carving, etc, are famous in China. Besides, Guangdong cuisine is also well-known both at home and abroad.
Liannan
Huaiji
Lianshan
Guangning
Fengkai
Deqing
Yunan
Luoding
Yangxi
Yangchun
Doumen
Xinxing
Suixi
Lianjiang
Qujiang
Ruyuan
Lechang
Fuhua
Nanxiong
Shixing
Longmen
Heping
Lianping
Wenyuan
Huidong
Shanwei
Ruyuan
Jiaoling
Pingyuan
Luhe
Jiexi
Puning
Huilai
Zijin
Wuhua
Xingning
Zengeling
Panyu
Heshan
Yingde
Shanghang (Fujian Province)
Longyan
Wuping
Wuping (Fujian Province)
Yun'An
Datian Ding (Height 1703 Meters)
Wanjun Ding (Height 1274 Meters)
Shikengong (Height 1902 Meters)
Yongfu (Guangxi Zhuang Ar)
Guilin, Guilin City Prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China (P.R.C.).
Sanxianjie (Height 1246 Meters)
Fengchuihudie (Height 1439 Meters)
Xunwu (Jiangxi Province)
Anyuan (Jiangxi Province)
Dingnan (Jiangxi Province)
Longnan (Jiangxi Province)
Quannan (Jiangxi Province)
Dayu (Jiangxi Province)
Xunwu
Daoxian (Hunan Province)
Jiangyong (Hunan Province)
Jianghua (Hunan Province)
Linwu (Hunan Province)
Yizhang (Hunan Province)
Ruocheng (Hunan Province)
Tieshanggang, Guangxi Zhuang AR, China (P.R.C.).
Yulin, Yulin City Prefecture, Guangxi Zhang Autonomous Region, China (P.R.C.).
Bobai (Guangxi Zhuang AR)
Luchuan, --, Guangxi Zhuang AR, China (P.R.C.).
Guigang, Guigang City Prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang AR, China (P.R.C.).
Beiliu (Guangxi Zhuang AR)
Rongxian (Guangxi Zhuang AR)
Cenxi (Guangxi Zhuang AR)
Tengxian (Guangxi Zhuang AR)
Pingnan (Guangxi Zhuang Ar)
Jinxiu (Guangxi Zhuang Ar)
Mengshan (Guangxi Zhuang Ar)
Zhaoping (Guangxi Zhuang Ar)
Pingle (Guangxi Zhuang Ar)
Lipu (Guangxi Zhuang Ar)
Yangshuo (Guangxi Zhuang Ar)
Gongcheng (Guangxi Zhuang Ar)
Fuchuan (Guangxi Zhuang Ar)
Wuxuan, --, Guangxi Zhuang AR, China (P.R.C.).
Xiangzhou (Guangxi Zhuang Ar)
Jinxiu
Macau (SAR)
Hong Kong (SAR)
Haikou (Hainan Province)
Haikou
Zhanjiang
Maoming
Yanjiang
Shenzhen (SEC)
Guangzhou
Qingyuan
Dongguan
Huizhou
Shantou
Chaozhou
Heyuan
Zhanjiang
Shanwei
Shanwei
Zhaoqing
Jieyang
Meizhou
Longyan (Fujian Province)
Shaoguan
Hezhou, Hezhou City Prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang AR, China (P.R.C.)
Guilin, Guilin City Prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang AR, China (P.R.C.).
Luizhou, Liuzhou City Prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang AR, China (P.R.C.).
Wuzhou, Wuzhou City Prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang AR, China (P.R.C.).
Guigang, Guigang City Prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang AR, China (P.R.C.).
Yulin, Yulin City Prefecture, Guangxi Zhuang AR, China (P.R.C.).
Huidong Gankou Green Turtle Reserve
Yanyan Cave (Caves)
Zhanjiang Mangrove Forest
Meizhou

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Among the ethnic minorities in Guangdong Province are the She People.
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anjing, Capital of Jiangsu Province
Hangzhou, Capital of Zhejiang Province
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