Dongguan, over five thousand years old, has plenty of history and has thrived in recent years. Its location between Shenzhen to the south and Guangzhou to the north has been a major factor. It's a busy place full of people intent on getting ahead.

This ancient city situated in the northern part of the Pearl River Delta is best known for its flourishing porcelain industry, but Foshan is also in the spotlight for its Cantonese operas, martial arts, and famously fantastic food.

Guangzhou is an ancient city and was one of the five Chinese treaty ports opened by the Treaty of Nanjing in 1842 after the First Opium War. Since the early 1980s, the city has boomed and is now one of the biggest in China.

Heshan is a county-level city which is under the administration of Jiangmen in Guangdong. It is located in the heart of the Pearl River Delta. Endowed with rich natural resources, Heshan is also an important agricultural base for Guangdong and is a new, vibrant, industrial city in the Pearl River Delta region.

Huizhou has a beautiful shoreline on the South China Sea. With a rich history, Huizhou has developed into a modern city that's a center for tourism, leisure shopping, cultural living, and economic and technological exchanges.

Known as the “The backyard garden of the Pearl Delta”, Qingyuan is a young and vibrant city with the largest land area in Guangdong. It is surrounded by beautiful mountains, rivers, forests, streams, gorges, lakes and hot springs. Definitely a place worth exploring when you travel to Guangdong province.

Sitting on the southern edge of Han River Delta of eastern Guangdong Province, Shantou is the main gateway to south-east China region. This port city on the eastern coastline is one of the five special economic zones of China and home to many overseas Chinese.

Shenzhen is an amazing city, transformed by a mix of geography and economic reform. From a population of just 20,000 in 1980, the city is now a metropolis of towering skyscrapers and one of the richest cities in mainland China.

Shunde is renowned as 'the kingdom of home appliances and furniture'; it is also widely known as the cradle of Cantonese cuisine and the food capital of China.

Set amid lush greenery and surrounded by mountains, Zhanjiang is located on an inlet of the South China Sea, on the east coast of the Leizhou Peninsula in China's Guangdong Province.

Nicknamed the "Chrysanthemum City," Zhongshan is located in southern China's Guangdong Province in the Pearl River Delta. Boasting a rich cultural heritage, the city is defined by beautiful parks, wide streets, diverse attractions, and delicious cuisine.

One of China’s five special economic zones, Zhuhai got its name for its location on the Pearl River’s estuary. Zhuhai connects mainland China and Macau and is a beautiful seaside garden city.