The new Guangzhou TV Tower will include sky gardens, bars and other tourist facilities. It will also be decorated with myriad of colourful lights and become an illuminated tower at night.

Photo shows the exterior appearance of the Guangzhou TV tower in Guangzhou, south China's Guangdong Province. The 600-meter-high Canton Tower began its business operations on Sept. 29, 2010.

Its 610 metres in height and its elegant silhouette promise to turn the Canton Tower (or Guangzhou TV Tower) into the new landmark of this up-and-coming metropolis, and this despite the fact that the ...

First, there’s its geometrical complexity. The tower’s giant steel lattice, formed by 24 columns and 46 rings, called for collaboration with Arup, the British engineering experts.

Guangzhou, a city that never sleeps, stands as one of the most extraordinary urban landscapes in China. With a rich history that spans over 2,200 years, this mega city is more than just a business hub ...

An article in People's Daily Online said China Radio International reported Guangzhou, a city in Southern China, plans to build "the world's tallest TV tower" by 2007. The tower would be between 580 ...

A visitor crosses tightropes at the adventure park of Canton Tower in Guangzhou, China’s southern Guangdong province, on May 23. Walking tightropes, rappelling down a four-storey-high rope tunnel, ...

The Guangzhou TV Tower will be built in the city centre, near the Pearl River, and will be at least 450 metres high, according to the British design. If the French design is adopted, ...

Passengers were set to ride in see-through capsules perched on top of the 450-metre-high Canton Tower, also known as the Guangzhou TV Tower. The 16 pods - which hold a total of 96 thrill seekers ...

Guangzhou will build an amusement ride that it claims will be the highest in the world as the city gears up to host the Asian Games ... Also on the tower's roof will be a 164-metre TV mast, ...