Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Consider taking the cable car up Zow Mountain; the walk is over an hour. (0:39)
- Tip 2Explore the intricately carved marble sculptures and architecture on Zow Mountain. It's amazing! (2:10)
- Tip 3Try the local cuisine in Foshan. The restaurants often have unique menu displays. (4:53)
- Tip 4In Guangdong province, it's customary to wash your own tableware. Try it! (5:37)
- Tip 5Visit Beijing Road in Guangzhou for a lively and bustling atmosphere. (11:31)
The Hutchinsons, a UK family, embarked on a three-month Chinese adventure. This video showcases their unexpected journey beyond the bustling city, to the serene Zow Mountain near Guangzhou. A cable car ride offered breathtaking views, followed by an exploration of stunning marble architecture and captivating sculptures. The family joined a school trip, experiencing the local culture firsthand. A delightful lunch featured unique local dishes and a surprising chicken feet soup. The video concludes with reflections on their Guangzhou experiences, highlighting the warm welcome and delicious food they encountered.
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The Hutchinson family, known for their family vlogs, shares their unexpected Chinese adventure in this video. Their journey begins in the vibrant city of Guangzhou, where they initially experience the bright lights, friendly people, and delicious food. However, seeking a more authentic experience, they venture to Zow Mountain, approximately an hour from Guangzhou. This decision leads them to a surprising discovery.
The family opts for a cable car ride up the mountain, a wise choice considering the over-hour hike alternative. From the top, the view is breathtaking, a panoramic scene of the city below. The mountain itself is a marvel, adorned with intricate marble carvings and stunning architecture. They find themselves unexpectedly joining a school trip, becoming part of the lively group exploring the temples and enjoying the atmosphere.
The journey up the mountain is as engaging as the destination. The architecture, predominantly marble, is intricately carved, and the temple rooftops are unique and fascinating. The weather is perfect, sunny, and not too hot, making the experience even more enjoyable. The highlight is undoubtedly reaching the summit and witnessing the awe-inspiring view of the city sprawling below. The sight of Quan Yin statue from the mountain top is described as 'special' and 'amazing'.
Their culinary adventure continues with a special lunch at a restaurant in Foshan. The unique menu is displayed on a giant wall, offering a visual feast alongside the delicious food. The Hutchinsons try several local dishes, including a memorable chicken feet soup and pigeon, which surprisingly tastes like chicken. The hospitality is exceptional, with the kind restaurant staff offering additional treats. The experience extends beyond just the food; they're even shown the local custom of washing their own tableware using boiling water.
The video ends back in Guangzhou, on Beijing Road, a favorite spot for the family. They express their gratitude for the warm welcome they received and their love for the food and experiences in Guangzhou. The overall tone is one of joyful discovery and appreciation for the unexpected beauty and cultural richness of rural China, contrasting with the initial expectations of a bustling city experience.
