唐大厨金奖醋血鸭(人人乐店)

I've eaten it many times, and I think it tastes very good.

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The duck blood tastes really good, it’s delicious.

The vinegar blood duck tastes really good and is worth a try.

A cost-effective 3-day, 2-night trip to Guilin, Guangxi. "Explore Guilin for three days and two nights! Bamboo rafting on the Li River, staying in a Yangshuo B&B, and dreaming of the ink-and-wash Jiangnan region." Itinerary Overview: (Budget for one person, more economical with two people) Items | Cost Transportation: Round-trip high-speed rail/train (based on departure from Guangzhou) ¥500 In-city transportation: Bus + taxi + electric scooter rental ¥120 Accommodation: 2 nights in a unique B&B (1 night in Guilin + 1 night in Yangshuo) ¥500 Food: Three meals daily + rice noodles + night market snacks ¥350 Attraction tickets: Bamboo rafting on the Li River, Elephant Trunk Hill, Silver Cave, etc. ¥380 Entertainment: Cycling on the Yulong River, strolling West Street, and travel photography ¥50 Emergency Fund: Pocket money/souvenirs/last-minute items ¥50 Total: ¥1950 Remaining balance: ¥50 for osmanthus cakes and oil tea bags Handmade tie-dyed items are just perfect! Detailed Itinerary: 🌟 Day 1: Arrive in Guilin and Encounter the Karst Dreamland Morning: Take the high-speed train from Guangzhou South Station to Guilin Station (approximately 2.5 hours, ¥180-250). After exiting the station, take a taxi into the city for about ¥30. Recommended Accommodation: Riverside B&Bs in downtown Guilin, boutique hotels (such as those near Elephant Mountain Park) Must-Try Lunch: Guilin Rice Noodles (the essence lies in the brine and pot-cooking). → Recommended Old-Family Restaurants: "Chongshan Rice Noodles," "Laodongjiang Rice Noodles," and "Shouzi Rice Noodles." → Add sour beans, chili peppers, cilantro, and a bowl of bone soup for a filling meal for ¥10 per person. Afternoon: Visit the city landmark—Elephant Trunk Hill Scenic Area (¥55 admission). → Named after its shape resembling a drinking elephant. → Must-Shoot Spots: Photographing a panoramic view from the opposite pier across the river Photographing from inside the Elephant Eye Cave to "frame" the river's reflection. Climb the Puxian Pagoda and overlook the Two Rivers and Four Lakes. Evening: Stroll along the waterways surrounding the city. → Walk or take a boat tour (night cruises cost around ¥100, highly recommended!) → As the lights come on, pavilions and towers are reflected in the water, resembling a Tang and Song dynasty painting. Dinner: Try authentic northern Guangxi cuisine. → Recommended restaurants: "Chunji Roast Goose," "Xiao Nan Guo," and "Agan Restaurant." → Must-try: Lipu Taro Braised Pork, Beer-Braised Fish, Stuffed Snails, Vinegar-Blooded Duck. 🌟 Day 2: Li River Rafting + Yangshuo Slow Living. Morning: Proceed to Mopanshan Wharf and Zhujiang Wharf for the highlight—a bamboo rafting tour of the Li River's prime section (approximately 1.5 hours). → Recommended Route: Yangdi - Xingping Section (most scenic 9 kilometers). → Must-see attractions: Nine Horses Painting Mountain (legend has it that those who can identify the nine horses will win the top spot in the imperial examination). Yellow Cloth Reflection (background image of the 20 RMB ticket). Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea, Camels Crossing the River, and other unique peaks. After arriving at the final destination, Xingping Ancient Town, check in first. → Location: Signposted on the downhill path next to Xingping Wharf. Afternoon, drive to Yangshuo County. Recommended accommodation: Boutique B&Bs along the Yulong River. → Recommended areas: Shilihualang, Jima Village, Xiatang Village. → Most have courtyards, pools, and terraces, ranging from ¥250-300/night. Evening: Rent a shared electric scooter (¥20-30/day) and ride the Yulong River Trail. → Recommended route: B&B → Gongnong Bridge → Chaoyang Wharf → Return. → Paddy fields, green mountains, and flowing water are a common sight along the way; any photo will become a wallpaper. Evening: Explore West Street (bustling but not overly commercialized). → Enjoy a cocktail at the bar, listen to folk music, and buy handmade jewelry. 🌟 Day 3: Cave Exploration + Return with a bang Morning: Rise early to photograph the morning mist over the Yulong River. The iconic image of a fisherman casting his net often appears at this time. Morning: Head to Silver Cave → "Visiting Silver Cave ensures a lifetime of wealth"—one of the largest karst caves in Guangxi. → The stalactites within shimmer like the Milky Way, and the lighting design is dreamy. Lunch: Return to Yangshuo for one last "mountain and water" meal. → Recommended: "Master Chef's Beer Fish" or "Sister Xie's Beer Fish" (choose a local favorite). → The beer fish is a must-try; it's served with crispy corn tortillas for a refreshing bite. Afternoon: Final sprint—buy souvenirs. → Recommended: Guilin Three Treasures Gift Box (chili sauce, fermented tofu, Sanhua wine) Handmade osmanthus cake, osmanthus honey Yangshuo handmade oil tea bags (infusion-friendly) Return: Take a bus from Yangshuo, then a taxi to Guilin Station/Guilin West Station. Take the high-speed rail back to Guangzhou or another city. Guilin isn't just a collection of attractions; it's a living, flowing landscape. Its millennia-old limestone tells a story of weathering, and its winding river writes a poetic footnote. This time, you can experience a journey that heals your eyes and soothes your soul. This isn't a tour; it's an immersive exploration of Eastern aesthetics.