Weather in Guangzhou

The weather forecast of the week

• Saturday 26 May 2012 26°C | 31°C
  • Rainfall:
    29
  • Wind:
    Force 7
    Direction N
  • Sun:
    Indicator 39
    05:41:00
    19:06:00
  • Moon:
    09:56:00
    23:11:00
• Sunday 27 May 2012 26°C | 31°C
  • Rainfall:
    15
  • Wind:
    Force 10
    Direction SE
  • Sun:
    Indicator 43
    05:41:00
    19:06:00
  • Moon:
    10:51:00
    23:51:00
• Monday 28 May 2012 26°C | 30°C
  • Rainfall:
    2
  • Wind:
    Force 12
    Direction SE
  • Sun:
    Indicator 27
    05:41:00
    19:07:00
  • Moon:
    11:47:00
    
• Tuesday 29 May 2012 26°C | 31°C
  • Rainfall:
    5
  • Wind:
    Force 16
    Direction SE
  • Sun:
    Indicator 40
    05:41:00
    19:07:00
  • Moon:
    12:43:00
    00:29:00
• Wednesday 30 May 2012 26°C | 32°C
  • Rainfall:
    15
  • Wind:
    Force 8
    Direction N
  • Sun:
    Indicator 18
    05:40:00
    19:07:00
  • Moon:
    13:41:00
    01:08:00
• Thursday 31 May 2012 25°C | 29°C
  • Rainfall:
    1
  • Wind:
    Force 12
    Direction NE
  • Sun:
    Indicator 17
    05:40:00
    19:08:00
  • Moon:
    14:42:00
    01:49:00
• Pros
  • This is a completely different China. A China that is ten thousand leagues from the capital, over which the centralising authorities have not had much hold. This is a China with myriads of different colourful costumes, ethnic groups, and a multitude of languages.
  • There is an infinite variety of scenery that is even more amazing than in Northern China: the vastest karstic massif in the world, rice fields "suspended" between the sky and the earth, the mountains of the Tibetan borders ...
• Cons
  • Outside the big centres - Shanghai, Hangzhou, Guilin, Kunming - the tourist infrastructures are sometimes modest, even basic.
  • The food can appear spartan or not very appetising.
  • You need time, patience, and good physical condition to undertake 60-hour trips by train and particularly from 6-to-24-hour trips by bus, driving through remote villages along sometimes unsafe roads.