Is it safe to travel to Guangzhou now? Where is the fun to go to Guangzhou on New Year's Day?

New Year's Day is still 1 1 day away, so where is the right place to go this holiday? Is it safe to travel to Guangzhou now? What are some interesting places to punch in on New Year's Day in Guangzhou? Let's take a look at some interesting places in beautiful Guangzhou.

Is it safe to travel to Guangzhou now? Wu Zunyou, chief epidemiologist of China Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said: From the perspective of prevention and control of new coronary pneumonia, there should be no special restrictions and vigilance in traveling around now. There is no COVID-19 in China, so there is no special epidemic risk warning during the trip.

How to prevent and control respiratory diseases in autumn and winter?

Autumn and winter are the high incidence seasons of other common respiratory diseases. If this high incidence and the COVID-19 epidemic are superimposed together, it will increase the difficulty of prevention and control.

In order to avoid overlapping epidemics, Wu Zunyou said, "From the prevention and control practice in the past eight months, we have the ability to find and control the epidemic in COVID-19 in time. Therefore, we must do a good job in the prevention and control of other respiratory infectious diseases. "

He mentioned, including the use of vaccines, such as influenza vaccination, pneumonia vaccine vaccination and prevention and control measures of respiratory infectious diseases, such as wearing masks, washing hands frequently, ventilation and keeping social distance. These measures are helpful to prevent and control other respiratory infectious diseases. As long as these measures are put in place and monitoring is strengthened, there should be no major problems.

Shawan ancient town is a good place to travel in Guangzhou on New Year's Day.

Address: Shawan Ancient Town, Daxiangyong Road 10, Shawan, Panyu District

Shawan Ancient Town was founded in the Southern Song Dynasty, with profound historical and cultural heritage and delicious food everywhere, and even many of them are special foods that cannot be found in the old city of Guangzhou.

Opening hours: 9:30- 17:30.

Small Chau Village

Free ticket: free of charge

Address: Wanmu Orchard Center, Panyu District

Zhou Xiao Village has well preserved the beauty of Lingnan cultural water town. At the same time, the modernization of Zhou Xiao Village makes its outline more agile, and the quaint atmosphere is in harmony with modern life.

It is also a gathering place for young artists. In addition to flowers and plants, there are cafes and small shops for literary ornaments. It is also a good choice to escape from the metropolis and occasionally visit Zhou Xiao Village in slow time.

Traffic direction: No.45, No.252, No.86, No.565, No.310 and No.35..

Julong village

Admission: free.

Address: Chongkou Street, Liwan District

Julong Village, a domineering name, is quietly hidden in the bustling city. Surrounded by green trees, flowers and bridges, it is quiet and quiet. Antique blue bricks and cold tiles, without losing yesterday's glory.

Traffic Guide: Bus No.64, 18 1, 2 17 get off at Dayongkou Station and exit B2 of Fangcun Station.

Dongshankou

Admission: free.

Address: Dongshankou, Yuexiu District

Dongshankou is one of the representatives of Guangzhou's literary petty bourgeoisie, with rich humanistic atmosphere and retro red brick architecture.

If you have been here, you will be fascinated by this place ... As a gathering place of petty bourgeoisie literature and art, there are many literary cafes and art galleries hidden here.

Traffic Guide: Dongshankou Station of Metro 1 and Line 6.

Yongqingfang

Admission: free.

Address: No.0/9, Yongqing Street, Enning Road, Liwan District

There are hutongs in Beijing and Enning Road in Guangzhou, which have rich characteristics of the old Xiguan. At first glance, they are all arcades, and they are also known as "the most beautiful old street in Guangzhou". In this old street, there is a very creative secret base-Yongqingfang. In Yongqing Square. You can feel the collision between old and new cultures.

Strolling in the leisurely historical alley, there may be a creative shop on the left hand side and a traditional residential building on the right hand side.

The perfect combination of the two exudes unique charm and attracts waves of young people.

Traffic Guide: Exit B of Ruyifang of Metro Line 6.

Yuexiu Park

Admission: free.

Address: No.988 Jiefang North Road, Yuexiu District

Yuexiu Park is the largest park in Guangzhou, with all kinds of amusement facilities and cultural relics. It can be said that it is suitable for everyone to go sightseeing.

In addition, there is a Muslim food street next to the park, which is only open from noon to afternoon every Friday. Interested friends can go and have a look. The food is delicious!

Traffic Guide: Take Metro Line 2 and get off at Yuexiu Park Station, or take buses 2 1, 24 and 87 to Yuexiu Park Station. You can go to the main entrance of the park.