Cheap flights to Guangzhou

How long is the flight to Guangzhou?

There are flights to Guangzhou from Malaysian cities like Kuala Lumpur and Penang. A quick flight from Kuala Lumpur International Airport to Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport takes about 4h with no stopovers. If you are opting for cheap flight deals to Guangzhou then the flight can take 7h 30min including a change of planes at stopover airports. There are also Guangzhou flight deals with more than one stop, which take longer to reach but cost less. From the other important Malaysian city, Penang, the flight duration is around 14h with at least one stopover.

Are there non-stop flights to Guangzhou?

Malaysia has three airports that cater to flights going to Guangzhou, China. These are Penang International, Kuala Lumpur International Airport, and Johor Bahru Sultan Ismail International.  Several airlines departing from Kuala Lumpur International Airport offer direct flights to Guangzhou. These include Malaysia Airlines, Thai Lion Air, 9 Air, Air China, Malindo Air, and China Southern. Cheap flights to Guangzhou are also available from many of these airlines. There are no direct flights from any other Malaysian airports.

How do you get from Guangzhou International Airport to the city centre?

Kuah town, the capital of Guangzhou, is accessible via subway, taxi, and shuttle bus. Take Metro Line 3 (North Extension) subway at the airport to connect you to the downtown area. Travel time is approximately 1h. If your arrival is at Terminal 1, you should board at the stop Airport South Station. For Terminal 2, board at Airport North Station. A one-way subway ticket costs RM 4,40. The most comfortable way to head downtown is by hiring a taxi, which can cost between RM 61,10 to RM 62,83. Another option is via a shuttle bus to transfer from the airport to the city centre.

What are some things to do in Guangzhou?

China is known for its rich cultural heritage that dates back centuries. A must when travelling to Guangzhou is to admire the historical architectures and structures in Shamian Island from the Qing Dynasties. It gives a European feel in the middle of Asia. A trip to Guangzhou will never be complete without a taste of their Cantonese cuisine. Indulge in Guangzhou’s dim sum, Cantonese morning tea, and other gourmets, such as porridge and Char Siu. Make some time to visit the modern structures and attractions to fully appreciate Guangzhou’s wonderful charm. Climb up 600 meters and have a panoramic view of the entire city at Canton Tower. Down below, see Guangzhou from a different perspective by the river. Hop on the Pearl River Night Cruise and marvel at the dazzling lights at night. Bring out the child within while having fun at Chimelong Tourist Resort. The resort has something for every age from the international circus, amusement park, safari, water, and bird park. Finally, a quick trip to the Beijing Road or Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Streets is a great way to wrap up your trip. Shop for some novelty items to bring home that are within your budget. If shopping is not your cup of tea, stroll along the historical streets while being immersed in 19th-century architecture.

Do I need a passport or visa to fly to Guangzhou?

A passport and a visa are essential to fly to Guangzhou. Malaysians can apply for a visa at the Chinese embassy in Kuala Lumpur. A standard visa processing time is about three days and the fee for the same is RM 100 for a single entry.

What airport do you fly into for flights to Guangzhou?

Booking a flight to Guangzhou Baiyun (CAN) is your only option if you intend on flying to Guangzhou. It is only a 29.8 km journey from Baiyun to Guangzhou’s city centre.