Yangshuo

Cruise the Li River from Guilin to Yangshuo, where karst peaks tower over emerald waters. This scenic journey showcases the essence of Guilin's landscape, with highlights like the Nine Horse Mural Hill and 20-yuan note view.

Drift on a bamboo raft along the Yulong River, a quieter, more serene alternative to the Li River. The crystal-clear water and gentle scenery earn it the nickname 'Little Li River'. For a peaceful ride, start from Jinlong Bridge to Jiuxian.

Hike up Xianggong Mountain for a panoramic view of the Li River's most iconic bends. The sunrise here is legendary, with misty peaks rising above the river—a photographer's dream spot.

Moon Hill is a natural arch that resembles a crescent moon. Climb the 800+ steps to the top for a stunning view of the surrounding karst landscape. It's also a popular rock climbing spot with routes for all levels.

Rent a bike and pedal along the Ten-Mile Gallery, a scenic road lined with karst peaks, rice paddies, and villages. Stop at the ancient banyan tree and Moon Hill along the way. It's the classic way to explore Yangshuo's rural beauty.

Yangshuo is a climber's paradise with over 70 bolted routes. The karst cliffs offer challenges for all levels, from beginners to experts. Local clubs provide gear and guides, making it easy to experience this thrilling sport.

Soar above Yangshuo's karst peaks in a hot air balloon for a bird's-eye view of the stunning landscape. This is a unique way to appreciate the region's natural beauty and capture unforgettable photos.

Directed by Zhang Yimou, this outdoor performance on the Li River features 600 performers against a backdrop of real karst mountains. The show uses lights, music, and dance to tell the story of the Zhuang people—a must-see spectacle.

West Street is a historic cobblestone street with over 1,400 years of history. Lined with shops, bars, and restaurants, it's the heart of Yangshuo's nightlife. Try local snacks and shop for souvenirs in this lively area.

Learn to cook authentic Guangxi dishes, such as Beer Fish, in a hands-on cooking class. Visit a local market to pick fresh ingredients, then master the wok under the guidance of a local chef. A delicious way to immerse in the culture.

A signature Yangshuo dish, Beer Fish is made with fresh river fish, beer, and local spices. The fish is tender and flavorful, often served in a clay pot. Don't miss this culinary highlight when visiting Yangshuo.