We're thoroughly exploring our Top 20 Burgers for 2026.
We're exploring in-depth our Top 20 Burgers for 2026.
Gardens and churches.
Parks and churches.
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We took a DiDi directly from our hotel in Zhuhai to our hotel in Guangzhou, covering a distance of approximately 124km. The trip lasted about two and a half hours, with the majority of the route on a motorway that had a toll of 65CNY. We had to pay the toll in both directions. Ultimately, we spent around £50. While this may be considered pricey for the area, it was very convenient for us, as it spared us the difficulty of getting Peter onto public transport in his wheelchair.
We took a DiDi directly from our hotel in Zhuhai to our hotel in Guangzhou, covering a distance of approximately 124km. The trip lasted about two and a half hours, with most of the journey on a motorway that required a toll of 65CNY. We had to pay the toll in both directions. Ultimately, the total cost for us was around £50. While this may be considered pricey for the area, it was definitely worth it for the convenience, as it spared us the challenge of getting Peter onto public transport in his wheelchair.
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Get ready for the largest cookout in the city at Langyuan Station!
Get ready for the largest cookout in the city at Langyuan Station!
This week in Beijing, there will be a film screening at The Factory, a unique rooftop yoga class at Longfu Temple, and a Heartbeat blood drive.
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As I mentioned earlier, our plans for this trip were quite flexible. Initially, according to plan one, we were considering heading home after Macau, but we chose not to follow through with that. According to plan two, we intended to proceed to Zhuhai (and possibly beyond if we reached plans three, four, or five). Unfortunately, the weather worked against us. After experiencing two very hot days in Macau, we departed for Zhuhai amidst heavy rain and thunderstorms.
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