The Canton Fair , the biggest of its kind in China, serves as a barometer of the condition of mainland exports. It is held in the China Import and Export Complex in Guangzhou with over 1.1 million sq m of exhibition space and 25,000 exhibitors.

  China has exerted increased efforts in expanding trade with developing countries like Brazil and Russia. Prime Minister Wen Jiabao has recently proposed a free trade pact between China and Mercosur, a political and economic agreement among Venezuela, Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina. China seeks to double its yearly trade with Latin America to US$400 billion over the following five years.
  Also known as the China Import and Export Fair, the bi-annual event draws sourcing professionals from all over the world. The China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) is a comprehensive trade show one with the longest history, the highest level, the largest scale, the most complete in exhibit variety, the broadest distribution of overseas buyers and the greatest business turnover in China.
 

Chime-Long Paradise has 6 different zones which cater for different kinds of visitors: Happy Kingdom contains a lot of amusement items which is good for young children and families; the Screaming area has many challenging items suitable for brave young visitors; Storm Island has adopted a a mediaeval European look. Happy Water World has a lot of items related to the theme of water; It is very popular during summer and autumn when visitors can have a whale of a time at Raft Ride, Shoot the Chute, Twister Vehicle and Splash Battle. the Central Performance Square hosts various different interesting performances; White Tiger Streets has a plentiful amount shopping areas. Welcome to the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart of Jesus when you attend Canton Fair 2013.

If the safari park houses endangered animals of several species, here you can get acquainted with the crocodiles and their lifecycle. There are about 100,000 crocodiles in the park. But, this is not all, as the park also organizes science education programs and animal shows.
The only U skate board in Asia; it is the perfect combination of jumping machine and roller coaster, just like a huge horseshoe magnet in the sky to accumulate limitless energy from earth and sky. It would bring you to have a 360-degree turn and launches a rapid assault at the same time, making you feel like a balloon being thrown into the sky, thrown here and there with increasingly large inertia and gravitation so quick that the shadow has been thrown away.

The Ananda is a perfectly proportioned Greek cross structure and beautifully symmetrical in form, including its vestibules and gabled portico entryways with stupa finials. It has a central square measuring approximately 175 ft (53 m) along each side. The main mass of the building is approximately 35 ft (10.5 m) high and contains two tiers of windows. The central tower soars 167 ft (51 m). There are six receding terraces; the lower terraces have a complete numbered set of 537 Jataka plaques numbered in the Pali language, while there is a further set of 375 Mon language plaques depicting the last ten Jataka on the upper terraces retelling ‘jataka’ scenes from the life of the Buddha. Including those on the interior, this is the largest Bagan collection of terracotta tiles. Four smaller stupas mimic the central sikhara crown at each corner of the second main level, and several tiers of windows help illuminate the inner corridors. It is in constant use and is in good repair. The stucco and other parts and features of the temple were restored in the late 18th century in the Middle Konbaung era style. Most people in Burma tour.

The name Ananda of the temple comes from the Respected Ananda, Buddha’s relative, personal escritoire, one of his several principal followers and a deep related. It absolutely was when referred to as Ananda Temple .Ananda temple festival falls on the full moon of Pyatho (usually between December and January, according to the Lunar Calendar). The festival attracts thousands of locals from near and far. Up to a thousand monks chant day and night during the three days of the festival.

Guangdong Museum of Art is a major cultural establishment in the province and the largest of its kind in China. With a total area of 22,000 square meters and a display area of over 8,000 square meters, this museum consists of 12 halls, in which large scale exhibitions and smaller ones of different themes are held. The 280 seat multifunctional hall with modernized 4-channel simultaneous interpretation facilities, is an ideal place for holding international academic conferences and showing movies and videos. If it's culture you're looking for, you can't go wrong with a visit to GDMOA.You can travel to The Guangdong Museum of Art if you come to attend Canton Fair 2013.

It is one of the significant steps of Guangdong Provincial Government to implement free admission to museums, public libraries and cultural centers and stations. It is believed that considerable number of people would welcome this amiable and free arts feast and enjoy the charm of art in the museum. After the implementation of free admission, Guangdong Museum of Art will distribute tickets to control the visitor flow. "The museum will receive only 3000 visitors per day on a first-come-first-served basis and please note you'll be asked to exhibit an identity document to get a ticket", said one of the staff.
Covering a construction area of 2,000 square meters, the museum is a round-topped two-storeyed building with a hall in the center and surrounded by corridors. The museum became a special organ for displaying and studying the history of revolutionary struggle waged by the Guangdong people and related cultural relics. After the breakout of Wuchang Uprising on October 10, 1911, revolutionists in Guangdong gathered here to declare the independence of Guangdong; On May 5, 1921, Sun Yat-sen acceded president here; the second and third national congresses of Kuomintang were held here; and late-Chairman Mao Zedong used to work here, etc.

Angkor Thom means "the great city" in Khmer. The 12th-century royal Buddhist city is especially famed for its grand Bayon Temple, but has several other sights of interest as well.travel to Cambodia

 The Royal Palace situated within the city of Angkor Thom is of an earlier date and belonged to kings of the tenth and first half of the tenth and first half of the eleventh centuries. Although the foundations and an enclosing wall around the palace with entry towers have been identified, little evidence remains of the layout of the buildings inside the enclosure. This absence of archaeological evidence of the royal buildings suggests that they were constructed of wood and have perished.
The French ascertained a general plan of the Royal Palace (see map opposite). It included the temple-mountain of Phimeanakas and surrounding pools together with residences and buildings for administering the capital, which were probably at the back of the enclosure. Jayavarman VII reconstructed the original site of the Royal Palace Palace to erect the city of Angkor Thom, which was centered on the temple of Bayon and surrounded by a wall.

  Ho Chi Minh City began as a small fishing village known as Prey Nokor. The area that the city now occupies was originally swampland, and was inhabited by Khmer people for centuries before the arrival of the Vietnamese. In Khmer folklore southern Vietnam was given to the Vietnamese government as a dowry for the marriage of a Vietnamese princess to a Khmer prince in order to stop constant invasions and pillaging of Khmer villages.Vietnam tour

  Beginning in the early 17th century, colonization of the area by Vietnamese settlers gradually isolated the Khmer of the Mekong Delta from their brethren in Cambodia proper and resulted in their becoming a minority in the delta.[citation needed] In 1623, King Chey Chettha II of Cambodia (1618–1628) allowed Vietnamese refugees fleeing the Tr?nh–Nguy?n civil war in Vietnam to settle in the area of Prey Nokor and to set up a custom house there. Increasing waves of Vietnamese settlers, which the Cambodian kingdom could not impede because it was weakened by war with Thailand, slowly Vietnamized the area. In time, Prey Nokor became known as Saigon. Prey Nokor was the most important commercial seaport to the Khmers. The loss of the city prevented the Cambodians access to the Indochine. Subsequently, the Khmers' access to the sea was now limited to the Gulf of Thailand.
  In the past Saigon was first the capital of Cochinchina and later of South Vietnam. Following the fall of Saigon in 1975, the city area was extended and Saigon was renamed Ho Chi Minh City to honor North Vietnam's revulotionary leader H? Chí Minh. Even though Ho Chi Minh City is correct, the two names are still used interchangeably. Saigon is sometimes also used for the downtown area of District 1 and 3 rather than the entire city.

  SHWEDAGON Pagoda is Burma’s most famous Buddhist monument. It rises like a beacon above the city skyline in Yangon which is no mean feat, given the high-rises springing up around the city today.

  Shwedagon Pagoda is a Buddhist pagoda in central Yangon, known as one of the most sacred sites for Buddhists in Myanmar. The site included a photo gallery, displaying precious photographic records of the pagoda, including pictures taken in the early 20th century. However, many years of exposure to hot and humid air caused discoloration and other signs of degradation to the photo exhibits. In this project, Fujifilm renewed the gallery and restored damaged photographs. Using proprietary technologies nurtured over a number of years, the company scanned deteriorated photos, repaired the discolored and damaged parts of the images, and produced premium-quality prints. The renovated gallery now features newly-taken pictures of the pagoda to join the restored images.
  The massive 99 meter high gold plated pagoda with the diamond studded spire set on top of a small hill in downtown Yangon dominates the area and is visible from much of the city.

  The Temple of Literature was renovated many times and several additional con-structions were built, especially under Minh Mang and Thieu Tri's reign. From Minh Mang's reign onwards, National Examinations were held and steles bearing the names of successful candidates were erected there. These steles bear the names, ages and places of birth of 239 successful candi-dates in National Examinations organized through the Nguyen Dynasty. The Temple of Literature of Hue is a valu-able historic heritage showing the tradition of knowledge appreciation, scholars' administration and study encouragement of the Vietnamese culture.

  The Literature Temple (Van Mieu) was constructed in 1070 during the reign of King Ly Thanh Tong to worship Confucius. This is also the first national university of Vietnam, a Confucian academy, first for the princes and mandarin only, but later distinction students of ordinary families also being accepted. This place also honored 82 doctorates who had passed through a number of rigid exams held here in feudal ages. Their names, birthdays and birthplaces are engraved in 82 headstones perched on crafted tortoises. It is well believed that touching the heads of these tortoises will bring luck.
  Opening Hours: From 08:00 – 17:00 from November until March and 07:30 – 18:00 for the rest of the year. Closed on a Monday
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  The Longmen Grottoes are located sixteen kilometers south of Luoyang in Henan province, on the banks of the Yi River. They constitute a world-renowned artistic treasure, now protected as a National Key Cultural Relics Protected Unit and listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 2000. The grottoes were begun in the year 494 AD, around the time the Northern Wei Emperor Xiao Wen moved the capital to Luoyang. The caves then passed through some 400 years of carving and construction, through the dynasties of East and West Wei, Northern Qi, Sui, Tang, and Northern Song. The grottoes honeycomb the mountains.

    Adjacent to the Medical Prescription Cave is the much larger Earliest Cave, carved between AD 495 and 575. It's a narrow, high-roofted cave featuring a Buddha statue and a profusion of sculptures, particularly of flying apsaras. This was probably the first cave of the Longmen group to be built.
    During the history, some parts of Longmen Grottoes were destroyed by erosion and vandalism. Numerous crevices in the rock bases cause some caves to become unstable or even to collapse, thus damaging the sculptures. Saline sediments resulting from acid rain, train and automobile vibrations and natural disasters have also affected the site. To protect the valuable treasure house, the central and local governments are endeavoring to improve the environment of the the scenic area.

Pearl River a total length of 2129 kilometers, is China's third longest river its name from the "Pearl, Stone". Flows through the city of Guangzhou, the Pearl River, miles, the river has a huge Isle, Isle long-term river erosion become smooth smooth, shaped like a pearl, known as the "Pearl, Stone".
Guangzhou Pearl River or Canton River is called Zhu Jiang in Chinese. It is the third longest river (2200 kilometers, after the Yangtze River and the Yellow River) of China. The branches of Zhu River including Eastern Branch, Western Branch and Northern Branch converge together in the Guangzhou section of Zhu River. Sceneries along the Pearl River are beautiful and are especially charming at night. Taking a riverboat cruise on the Pearl River is such a enjoyable thing to do in Guangzhou, that most every tourist there will enjoy it. Guangzhou Pearl River at night is bright among neon lights and is a breath taken highlight of Guangzhou nowadays. Pearl River is quiet, and you can just put your mind in melodic sound from the waves. There are several night cruises available. Some are just cruises and some others provide tea and Chinese delicacies. A dinner cruise on the Pearl River is quite romantic!  Book Canton Fair 2013 Hotel Package in cantontradefair.com or guangzhouhotel.com, get FREE ticket for Pearl River Night Cruise

  Compared with daytime cruises on the Pearl River, night cruises are more attractive. The sparkling lights on both banks of the river and the moon reflecting on its waters create a magical atmosphere. Night cruises start from the White Goose Pool and end at either the Guangzhou Bridge in the east or the Baihedong (White Crane Cave) in the south. During the two hour cruise every visitor will be entranced by the beauty of the Pearl River and sights.
  The Pearl River is composed of three river systems including the East River, the West River, and the North Riverr. The three river systems converge in Guangzhou, resulting in fascinating vistas. At night, under sparkling lights, the boat carrying passengers depart from the Xidi Wharf near the People's Bridge, sailing eastward, passing the Liberation Bridge, Haizhu Bridge, Haiyin Bridge, Guangzhou Bridge, and Hedong Bridge, before returning to the wharf. This section of the river offer visitors vistas such as "the Red Heart of the Pearl River", "the Spring Dawning on the East Lake", "Wall of Sails at Huangpu", and "Night Moon over the Goose Pond", which are among Guangzhou's top eight sights; it also provides views of the Southern Building, Aiqun Building, Guangzhou Hotel, Huaxia Hotek, Jiangwan Hotel, Ersha Haizhu Plaza Garden, the White Swan Hotel, and Shamian Foreign-style Building Complex. The cruise takes approximately two hours.