Some of the busiest airports in the world are located in China's Guangdong province in the south. You think you're a pro at navigating busy airports? Think again, because Guangdong will put you to the test with its labyrinthine terminals and endless crowds. Guangdong's airports give access to a variety of domestic and overseas attractions if you're ready to put in the time and effort. The crown gem of these airports is Baiyun International Airport (CAN), the biggest airport in the area and Guangzhou's metropolis. Expect some serious ruckus if you travel into or out of CAN, one of China's largest airports.
With service to various domestic and international sites, including well-known cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Taipei, it serves as the main airport for the Pearl River Delta region.


Shenzhen Baoan International Airport (SZX), which is found in Shenzhen, is another significant airport in Guangdong. As a major economic center and the birthplace of many Chinese tech companies, Shenzhen is a popular destination for business travelers.

As a traveler, I am always looking for convenient and accessible airports to make my journey smooth and hassle-free. Guangdong's airport system is perfect for this, with connections to many domestic and international destinations.

From Beijing to Shanghai and Hong Kong, the airport provides easy access to major cities. Furthermore, it also offers flights to Southeast Asian destinations, including Bangkok and Manila. Not only that, but the Foshan Shadi Airport and the Zhuhai Jinwan Airport also serve as regional airports, with flights to domestic destinations and Southeast Asia.

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