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Karst landform hiking secret spots, a treasure place not to be missed, so beautiful — traveler post in Pingle

Karst landform hiking secret spots, a treasure place not to be missed, so beautiful

Guilin photo check-in guide, recommended treasure places not to be missed 1. Yulong River (Jinlong Bridge - Jiuxian section) An important tributary of the Li River, originating from Mao'er Mountain in Huajiang Yao Ethnic Township, Xing'an County, Guilin City, flowing through Yangshuo, and joining the Li River at Gongcheng River in Pingle County. The Yulong River Scenic Area features elegant and winding peaks on both sides, with countless shapes, and the riverbanks are adorned with green trees and red flowers swaying, creating a breathtaking view. - 2. Li River The Li River Scenic Area is one of the largest and most beautiful karst mountain and water tourism areas in the world. The Li River is 164 kilometers long and is the essence of Guilin's scenery. - 3. Xingping Ancient Town Located northeast of Yangshuo, 25 kilometers from the county seat, the Li River makes a large bend here, forming a unique "jade belt of green lotus" landscape. The ancient town contains many cultural sites such as ancient streets, ancient bridges, ancient opera stages, ancient temples, ancient forts, and famous residences. - 4. Ten-Mile Gallery Located at Moon Hill in Yangshuo, it is called the Ten-Mile Gallery of Yangshuo because of the beautiful scenery along the road, poetic and picturesque. The mountain, water, and rural scenery here is one of the representative natural landscapes of Guangxi. - 5. Silver Cave Located in Maling Town, Lipu County, Guilin City, it is a karst cave tourism area featuring unique karst landform landscapes. It is known as one of the "world's cave wonders." - 6. Mao'er Mountain The highest peak in South China, it is also a national nature reserve and forest park. Mao'er Mountain's natural ecology and original appearance are well preserved, making it an excellent destination for mountaineering, adventure, and hiking. -

This is the Ping Le Zhi Xing Mei Su! — traveler post in Pingle

This is the Ping Le Zhi Xing Mei Su!

On my long journey, I found a paradise—Ping Le Zhi Xing Mei Su. Stepping into the Mei Su, you're greeted by a blend of ancient charm and modern elegance. Every corner whispers stories of the past. Shelves filled with vintage cameras and radios seem to echo bygone days.🎞 Choose a leisurely afternoon, curl up on a soft sofa, bathed in sunlight streaming through the windows, and lose yourself in a captivating book. The scenery outside is even more enchanting. From the terrace, distant green mountains stretch as far as the eye can see, and the lake reflects the mountains and sky like a mirror. Stroll to the rooftop, where ancient tiles lie beneath your feet, and a picturesque landscape unfolds before you, every frame a masterpiece. Here, Trip Moments are the best way to capture the beauty. Dressed simply, sip tea by the window🍵, or hold a camera and "shoot" in front of the display shelves, or strike a playful pose against the backdrop of the mountains and waters. Every photo carries the unique charm of Ping Le Zhi Xing Mei Su. Ping Le Zhi Xing Mei Su is not just a place to rest during your journey; it's a treasure trove where you can immerse yourself in the poetic beauty of nature and capture stunning Trip Moments.✨ Come and discover your own unique beauty!

On my last night in Yangshuo, I almost considered living a life of seclusion... with my cousin... — traveler post in Pingle

On my last night in Yangshuo, I almost considered living a life of seclusion... with my cousin...

After a few days of traveling around town with my cousin and six-year-old daughter, we finally spent our last night in the remote Qingpuli Xiangguo. Initially, I was worried about the remoteness and inconvenience, but the further we rode the rented electric scooter in, the more breathtaking the scenery became 🌿 We experienced a bit of speed and excitement along the way, with my child spreading her arms wide to feel the wind, saying it felt so good 👀 Once we arrived, our hearts immediately calmed down—we were surrounded by truly beautiful mountains and rivers, as if we had stumbled upon someone's hidden paradise. The housekeeper had sent detailed directions beforehand 📍. As soon as we arrived at the room, the air conditioning was already set to the most comfortable temperature. My six-year-old daughter was the first to notice this moment of comfort: "Mommy, Auntie is so thoughtful!" The next morning, we had a freshly made breakfast. My daughter's eyes lit up ✨. There was lean pork porridge, red bean buns, steamed corn, steamed sweet potato and egg 🥚, freshly cooked rice noodles, and more—even the plating showed care. My cousin couldn't resist taking pictures and posting them on WeChat Moments: "A carefully prepared breakfast 🍳!" The little one tried everything and kept praising how delicious it was 😋 Right next to the guesthouse was a water sports center where you could ride jet skis and hot air balloons, perfect for outdoor camping and barbecues. We saw many families having meals there while we were strolling around! At that moment, I thought, this is probably what the urge to retreat to a secluded place feels like—not because you're escaping something, but because you've encountered such beautiful scenery and such wonderful people 💚 After a few days of traveling around town with my cousin and six-year-old daughter, we decided to spend our last night in the remote Qingpuli Xiangguo. Initially, I was worried about the remoteness and inconvenience, but the further we rode on the rented electric scooter, the more breathtaking the scenery became 🌿 We experienced a bit of speed and excitement along the way, and the child stretched out her arms to feel the wind, saying it was so comfortable 👀 When we finally arrived, my heart immediately calmed down—we were surrounded by truly beautiful mountains and rivers, as if we had stumbled upon someone's hidden paradise. The housekeeper sent detailed directions in advance. 📍As soon as we arrived at the room, the air conditioning was already set to the most comfortable temperature. My six-year-old child immediately noticed this thoughtfulness: "Mommy, Auntie is so considerate!" The next morning, a freshly made breakfast was served. My daughter's eyes lit up! ✨ There was lean pork congee, red bean buns, steamed corn, steamed sweet potato and egg, freshly cooked rice noodles, and more—even the presentation showed care. My cousin couldn't resist taking pictures and posting them on WeChat Moments: "A thoughtful breakfast! 🍳" The little one tried everything and kept praising how delicious it was! 😋 Right next to the guesthouse is a water sports center where you can ride jet skis and hot air balloons, making it especially suitable for outdoor camping and barbecues. We saw many families having meals there while we were strolling around! At that moment, I thought, this is probably what the urge to retreat to a secluded place feels like—not because you're escaping anything, but because you've encountered such beautiful scenery and such wonderful people. 💚

Guilin | Lixiangguo | Stay in an "impossible space" created by architects — traveler post in Pingle

Guilin | Lixiangguo | Stay in an "impossible space" created by architects

Our family chose this designer hotel for our summer vacation, and as soon as we arrived, we felt it was truly unique. The entire three-story building is full of design flair, featuring over 1,000 sqm of public space. It's free from the hustle and bustle, feeling more like an art space hidden along the Li River. The homestay's guest rooms were independently created by 5 designers, each with its own unique aesthetic. Among them, Dream and Maze are particularly popular, art-focused room types. ▫️Dream (stayed here this time) Created by a female architect from Harvard-Tsinghua, inspired by Escher's optical illusion art. 2D and 3D blend ingeniously, as if stepping into a dreamlike secret realm beyond reality. Pale pink + white color palette. Lighting and appliances are all hidden behind black concealed doors, minimizing the presence of electronics. The space is dreamlike, perfect for atmospheric photos. ⚠️ This is an art-focused design, suitable for an immersive aesthetic experience ▫️Maze: Magical geometric space, a real-life Monument Valley, with a strong artistic feel. ▫️Structure: Large, minimalist Japanese-style space, a good choice for families prioritizing comfort and practicality. ▫️Ripple: Mountain view room, airy and soft. ▫️Peace: Mountain view room with a bathtub, perfect for relaxing. ▫️Innocence: LOFT duplex with high ceilings, choose this if you like lofts. ▫️Secret: Excellent privacy, beautiful light and shadow. The entire house is furnished with high-quality furniture and branded toiletries, ensuring a premium living experience. Thoughtfully provided children's slippers. I especially love the public areas here, where I can accompany my child to read, draw, and do crafts, or just quietly drink tea and chat. It's also great to do nothing at all; just sit by the window and gaze at the Li River landscape. 💡 Tips for traveling with kids: We recommend not overpacking your itinerary; slowing down makes for a more comfortable vacation. You can take a walk by the Li River in the morning, return to the homestay to rest and play in the afternoon, and wait quietly on the terrace in the evening. Food recommendations ✨: Don't miss Pingle Eighteen Stuffed Dishes, Li River fish, oil tea, and local rice noodles.

Hidden gem – Pingle County, Guilin — traveler post in Pingle

Hidden gem – Pingle County, Guilin

It's not that I can't afford Yangshuo, but I was scared off by netizens talking about "tens of thousands of people," so I decided to skip Yangshuo and come to the more distant Pingle instead. It's a niche hidden gem where you'll mostly find local residents. ⚠️ Ten-Mile Gallery: Navigate to Ertang Middle School, drive straight along the main road, pass the highway bridge, then turn left to reach the hidden Ten-Mile Gallery. Drive up the mountain. The roads are paved, and you can park anywhere to take photos. Every spot is photogenic, and the entire route features karst landscapes. Remember, stay out of the grass—watch out for snakes. ⚠️ Rongjin Ancient Banyan Cluster: Not recommended, you can skip this. Staying at Yunduo Hotel in Pingle County tonight. It's affordable and the environment is nice.

Long trapped in a fast-paced routine, we are always eager for success, possessions, and results, keeping our minds tense for so long that we miss out on countless gentle sceneries—one. — traveler post in Pingle

Long trapped in a fast-paced routine, we are always eager for success, possessions, and results, keeping our minds tense for so long that we miss out on countless gentle sceneries—one.

Trapped in the hustle and bustle for far too long, we are constantly rushing for success, grasping for possessions, and demanding quick results. This relentless pressure keeps our minds tightly wound, blinding us to countless beautiful moments. A short getaway from the noise finally helped me uncover the true essence of a relaxed life, found in the unhurried pace of unfamiliar streets. For this trip, I let go of all restlessness. Instead of chasing a packed itinerary, I chose to calmly immerse myself in the slow rhythm of a new place, allowing my long-tensed body and soul to completely unwind. In the early morning, the alleys were peaceful and serene beneath a soft, clear sky. The morning market stalls were neatly arranged, and vendors greeted passersby with quiet voices and unhurried movements. There was no chaotic noise, only the warm, grounding essence of daily life. Strolling through the market, I picked a cozy, local eatery to sit down and enjoy a simple, hot breakfast. The ingredients were fresh, the flavors comforting, and though it lacked fancy packaging, it was filled with authentic, heartwarming flavor 🥢. Wandering the narrow streets during the day, I was surrounded by the gentle rhythm of everyday life. People strolled by leisurely, chatting softly. Shopkeepers took their time organizing goods and sweeping their storefronts. Everything unfolded with a natural, unhurried grace. Letting go of my own urgency, I quietly observed the vibrant street scenes. When I grew tired, I sat down, cleared my mind, and sipped on light tea, letting my thoughts settle in the embrace of slow time. As evening approached, the subtle scent of home-cooked meals drifted through the air, and a gentle night sky draped over the town. Small shops gradually turned on their warm lights. A hot, home-style dinner proved simply healing, smoothing away any lingering restlessness in my heart. This slow-paced journey taught me a profound lesson: much of life’s anxiety stems from being 'in too much of a rush'—rushing to succeed, rushing for perfection, rushing to escape the ordinary. We often forget that life is meant to be a long experience, not a sprint to the finish line. By learning to slow down, follow our natural rhythm, and move forward without panic, we can truly protect our inner peace and find lasting stability. As the scholar Wang Guowei once said, 'Only when life is lived slowly can true peace be found.'

Guilin hides a zero-admission karst secret! The Pingle Dayandi Ten-Mile Gallery is absolutely stunning — traveler post in Pingle

Guilin hides a zero-admission karst secret! The Pingle Dayandi Ten-Mile Gallery is absolutely stunning

As a longtime guide who frequently explores the lesser-known routes in eastern Guilin, I can confidently say that 90% of tourists visiting Guilin have no idea about this fairyland hidden in the countryside of Pingle. You don’t have to squeeze into the crowds in Yangshuo; just drive along the 3-kilometer cement road to Dayandi Village and you’ll step right into a living ink-wash landscape 🥳 This is Pingle’s most charming natural karst gallery, where clusters of small peaks rise abruptly from the rice fields like fresh bamboo shoots, scattered across the open farmland. The lush greenery of the mountains drifts into your eyes with the breeze. Locals also share a romantic legend: long ago, the Nine Immortals traveled here, and one immortal, enchanted by the mountain and water scenery, refused to leave and transformed into the graceful Jade Maiden Peak. The other eight immortals nestled nearby, becoming the eight connected peaks known today as the Eight Immortals Peaks. An old aqueduct built in the 1970s stretches across the fields. Though no longer used for irrigation, it has become a unique vintage photo frame. Standing beneath it to shoot the mountain scenery, you can easily capture timeless landscape masterpieces. In summer, when the rice waves roll, the wind carries the fresh scent of the crops, and the mountain peaks flicker in and out of the cloud shadows. Even passing villagers will smile and chat with you, creating a completely unpretentious atmosphere unlike typical tourist spots. This place is only 4 kilometers from the Guilin-Wuzhou Expressway exit and just a 1.5-hour drive from Guilin city, all on smooth cement roads, so no worries about scraping your car’s undercarriage. No admission fee is required. Stroll slowly along the village paths, and when tired, sit by the rice field ridges and listen to the birdsong circling the mountain peaks. All the stress of rushing around can be dissolved by this countryside mountain and water scenery. Guangxi Surrounding Tours

Yangshuo Slow Travel 4-Day Guide — traveler post in Pingle

Yangshuo Slow Travel 4-Day Guide

Stayed at Life Hotel in Guilin, and it was incredibly impactful⛰️ Took the family for a 4-day, 3-night slow trip in Guilin + Yangshuo! Convenient taxi rides throughout, comfortable for the whole family! Bringing elderly and children to Guilin is truly comfortable! "Guilin's landscape is the best under heaven" is not just a saying; the natural scenery here is like a painting, and the air is as fresh as if it’s been washed. If you bring elderly and children, I recommend staying two nights each in Guilin city and Yangshuo, so you can explore the essence of Guilin without too much back-and-forth travel. 🏠 Accommodation Highlights: Guilin, known for its world-class landscape, has hotels that are part of the scenery! This time we stayed at Youxianyi Villa outside the city, a stunning cultural and artistic boutique hotel with strong northern Guangxi cultural features and an oriental charm. Outside the huge floor-to-ceiling windows, the morning mist over the Li River drifts gently, and at dusk, golden light spreads across the river. Opposite is Peach Blossom Island. Lying here daydreaming is the best state of travel! The butler service offers tea art classes and cooking experiences, making you feel like you’re truly “living like a local in Guilin.” The most interesting part was discovering the hidden gem guesthouse Mijing • Valley on the Yulong River, carefully renovated from several northern Guangxi ancient residences. The courtyard hides an art gallery by an oil painting master. In this lively century-old earthen courtyard, you can read paintings, enjoy tea, and watch the mountains while kids chase butterflies around the yard. This is the right way to enjoy Guilin’s slow life! 🌈 4 Days 3 Nights Essential Itinerary (No Rush Version) Day 1: City Emblem Check-in · First Impressions of the City Arrive in Guilin at noon and head straight to Elephant Trunk Hill, the "city emblem of Guilin" (enter through Gate 1, free before 7 am). The giant elephant shape drinking water from the river is truly breathtaking, with the Li River flowing gently at its feet. This is Guilin’s city business card! Next to Elephant Hill is Zizhou Park, where you can see the full view of Elephant Trunk Hill across the river. In the evening, go to East and West Alleys, an old street district from the Ming and Qing dynasties now turned into an artsy neighborhood. The cobblestone streets and wooden arcade buildings make you feel like you’ve traveled back to the Republic of China era. The ancient theater stage, old teahouses, and boutique shops are all worth exploring. At night, immerse yourself in the Guilin Impression Show to experience Guilin’s thousand-year cultural heritage, extending your good mood for the day! Day 2: Li River Scenery · Landscape Painting Scroll The highlight of the day is the classic Li River section! Take a boat from Guilin in the morning (about 4 hours). The boat glides over clear water, with karst peaks reflected on both sides. The Nine Horses Fresco Hill and Yellow Cloth Reflection, scenes printed on the RMB, appear vividly before your eyes. Sitting by the boat’s edge watching the landscape slowly pass by, the air is filled with the sweet scent of river water. In the afternoon, arrive in Yangshuo and visit Xingping Ancient Town, a 1700-year-old town hidden by the Li River. The ancient street is short but every stone slab tells a story. The RMB 20 background viewing platform is nearby—take out your bill and snap a photo! Stay at Yangshuo’s “Landscape Residence” — Huashan Yun She, a secret high-altitude retreat at 398 meters elevation. Lying in bed, you can see the overlapping mountains and the first bend of the Li River, facing the Yellow Cloth Reflection on the RMB 20 bill across the river. Falling asleep with the mountains and water, even your dreams turn a shade of green! Day 3: Yulong River Rafting · Countryside Cycling Wake up in the morning sunlight at the guesthouse and watch the mist rise from the mountains—a truly healing scene. In the morning, enjoy bamboo rafting on the Yulong River. Unlike the big boats on the Li River, the bamboo raft is quieter, and the water is as clear as jelly. Sitting on the raft, watching the green water and mountains reflected, the boatman gently pushes the bamboo pole, and the boat slowly glides over the water. Time slows down here. In the afternoon, rent a small electric scooter (about 50 RMB/day) to freely cycle along the Ten-Mile Gallery by the Yulong River. This is Yangshuo’s most beautiful scenic road, with Moon Hill, Big Banyan Tree, Butterfly Spring, and Totem Ancient Road scattered along the way. Both sides are picturesque countryside with rice fields, villages, and peaks interspersed. The breeze brings endless greenery. At dusk, ride into West Street in Yangshuo, a famous “foreigner street” blending Chinese and Western cultures. Cafes and bars line the cobblestone street. Pick any spot to sit, have a cold drink, and watch the people pass by leisurely. Day 4: Explore Guilin’s Backyard Garden Before leaving, spend half a day at the local secret “Guilin Backyard Garden” — Huixian Glass Fields, about an hour’s drive from Yangshuo. Once one of Guilin’s most underrated spots, it now has hiking trails and viewing platforms. From above, the farmland mirrors the blue sky, white clouds, and karst peaks, looking even more beautiful than with the naked eye! The whole hill has a relaxed vibe of “I’m here, come if you want.” If time allows, visit Longmen Shuiyan for an adventure. This underground river wonderland maintains a cool constant temperature year-round. Wearing a headlamp, walk through it and experience the primal charm of karst landforms. Finally, with a camera full of photos and a heart full of memories, end this world-class landscape journey. 💡 Accommodation Recommendations · 🏨 Guilin City: For staying in the scenery, top picks are Zhixing Boutique Hotel (huge floor-to-ceiling windows facing the Li River, opposite Peach Blossom Island) and Youxianyi Villa outside the city (Northern Guangxi style + butler service); for an Instagram vibe, try Julan’an Guesthouse with its popular rooftop photo spot. · ⛰️ Yangshuo: For staying in the clouds and sea of clouds, must-stay Huashan Yun She (398m elevation wild luxury retreat overlooking the first bend of the Li River); for wabi-sabi style, choose Freedom Bird Miye (panoramic mountain view king room with karst peaks); for art lovers, pick Mijing • Valley (ancient residence courtyard + oil painting gallery); the new Chinese-style Qiyue Waterfront Resort near Ten-Mile Gallery is also a great choice. 🌴 Hidden Gems (Add if time permits) Longtan River “Jelly Water” — 1.5 hours from Guilin city, this natural jelly-colored pool hidden in the mountains has high mineral content that makes the water a clear emerald green. Multiple natural pools of varying depths are tucked in the canyon. Visiting here in summer to play in the water and cool off is a real treat, nicknamed “Guilin’s Semporna” by netizens. Dingyi Art Space — An artistic secret hidden in a village, 14 minutes by car from Huaqiao Rongji. It looks like an ordinary house outside, but inside it’s filled with the scent of wood and hundreds of wood carving artworks surround you. Time slows down here. 🍜 Recommended Food (Authentic local flavors, from budget to luxury) · Guilin Rice Noodles: Coming to Guilin without slurping a bowl of rice noodles is like not coming at all! Find a local street stall with a queue. The noodles are smooth and springy, paired with special broth—this is how Guilin locals start their day. · Yangshuo Beer Fish: Made with fresh Li River fish stewed with local beer. The fish is tender and flavorful, and the rich broth is perfect with rice. It’s the signature dish at every Yangshuo restaurant. · Guilin Oil Tea: A local morning tea ritual made by pounding tea leaves, old ginger, and garlic in oil to create a thick tea soup, served with crispy rice puffs and peanuts. The bittersweet taste is addictive. · Longsheng Sanmen Beef Skewers: A must-order at night markets! Beef skewers sizzle over charcoal, sprinkled with chili and cumin, full of meaty aroma. The entire Xianhu Road night market is filled with this familiar smoky flavor. · Guilin Dessert Trio: Water chestnut cake, osmanthus cake, and glutinous rice balls—sweet but not greasy, every bite tastes like old Guilin. 📝 Travel Tips: · Best Season: April to October is the golden travel period. April-May offers misty ink-wash scenery on the Li River; September-October has clear autumn skies and the best views. Avoid July-August summer crowds and heat for more comfort. · Essentials: Sunscreen, sunglasses, sun hat (strong UV during the day), mosquito repellent, lightweight hiking shoes (lots of mountains). Bring rain gear and light jackets when traveling with elderly and children. · Yangshuo Tips: Bamboo rafting on Yulong River is best in the morning for fewer people and peaceful scenery; Ten-Mile Gallery is best explored by bike for freedom to stop and go; for sunrise and sunset views, Xianggong Mountain is a classic spot. No rushed travel, only Li River morning mist, Yulong River bamboo rafts, and the evening breeze of Ten-Mile Gallery. Guilin’s landscape heals the soul, and the lingering charm of the trip is probably the moist breeze from the river and the salty aroma of that bowl of Guilin rice noodles in your memory. Highly recommended!🌄

Original photos straight out! A must-stay riverside guesthouse in Guilin for Labor Day, flooding my social circle with questions! — traveler post in Pingle

Original photos straight out! A must-stay riverside guesthouse in Guilin for Labor Day, flooding my social circle with questions!

If you still don’t know how great Pingle Zhixing Guesthouse is for spring photos, especially if you love shooting spring masterpieces, this guide is a must-save for those looking for unique photo spots in Guilin. 📸 Room balcony floor-to-ceiling windows The gentle morning side light around nine o’clock, with mist floating over the river, and Peach Blossom Island across the way serving as a natural backdrop. Leaning on the railing in a plain cotton-linen dress, no need to pose deliberately—the photos come out like ink wash paintings with a natural smoky atmosphere. 📸 Rooftop tea café Go half an hour before sunset, order a coffee and stand at the edge of the terrace. Backlit silhouettes with the entire Guiliang Bay dyed golden by the setting sun behind you, the shimmering water looks so stunning that the photos don’t even need filters. 📸 Courtyard under the persimmon tree The courtyard is perfectly green in spring. Sitting by the tea table with fresh fruit and snacks at hand, you can look up to see the river view. A casual snap instantly conveys a relaxed vibe, and many friends ask for the address when posted on social media. Besides being great for photos, staying here is especially comfortable. The entire guesthouse is built on a hillside, covering about ten acres with only a dozen rooms, quiet and private. The decor is simple yet stylish, with spacious rooms renovated from old buildings, soft and comfortable bedding, and attentive butler service who even helps with luggage. The guesthouse restaurant offers great value dishes; the kiln chicken and steamed Guilin fish are both worth trying. There are not many rooms in the entire guesthouse, so be sure to book early for Labor Day travel. If you wait too long, you’ll only be left admiring others’ experiences✨ Click the blue guesthouse name in the text or the product card below to book now!

Wyndham Pingle, a divine vacation treasure! — traveler post in Pingle

Wyndham Pingle, a divine vacation treasure!

Guilin Pingle, this small town hides many unknown beauties. As the boat slowly glides over the emerald river, the karst peaks on both sides seem to tell stories of a thousand years. Here, not only is there charming natural scenery, but also a rich cultural heritage, with every brick and tile exuding a sense of history. Today, I want to take you into a special hotel—the Wyndham Guilin Pingle Hotel—to experience this tranquility and beauty together.🌟 🚗 Convenient transportation, the starting point for exploration 🚀 The moment I arrived at the Wyndham Guilin Pingle Hotel, I was deeply attracted by its location. The hotel is located at No. 9 Zhaozhou Avenue, Nanzhou New District, not only close to Pingle Ertang Bus Station, Gongcheng Station, and Yangshuo Station, making travel very convenient, but also near the famous Yangshuo Ten-Mile Gallery and Yulong River Scenic Area, just a 20-minute and 30-minute drive away respectively. Imagine enjoying a hearty breakfast at the hotel in the morning, then easily setting off on a spontaneous trip.🍃 🏡 New Chinese style charm, the warmth of home 🏠 Stepping into the hotel, a unique oriental charm greets you. The new Chinese-style courtyard architecture is not only elegant but also makes you feel the warmth of home. Each room is over 50 square meters, spacious and bright, equipped with a private balcony and a fold-out sofa bed, and even a private garden courtyard, allowing you to enjoy a moment of peace amid a busy journey. At night, sitting on the private balcony, feeling the breeze and listening to the distant sound of the river, the comfort is beyond words.🌙 🎉 Rich entertainment facilities, joy everywhere 🎉 The hotel's entertainment facilities are equally impressive. A 550-square-meter grand banquet hall, a 260-square-meter outdoor garden terrace, outdoor swimming pool, KTV, tea room, mahjong room, and billiards are all available. Whether for family gatherings or friends’ get-togethers, this place can meet your needs. Especially on the outdoor garden terrace, sipping tea and chatting with a few friends, or hosting a small party by the pool at night, will become unforgettable memories of this trip.🍹 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Warm service, feeling at home 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Lastly, I must mention the hotel’s service. During my stay, I deeply felt the enthusiasm and attentiveness of the staff. From check-in to check-out, every employee greeted each guest with the sincerest smile. They patiently answered every question, helped us plan our itinerary, and ensured our trip was pleasant and smooth. This feeling of being at home makes it hard to forget even after leaving.💖 Wyndham Guilin Pingle Hotel is not just a hotel, but a warm home, a fun paradise, and a place you will want to linger in. If you are planning an unforgettable trip, this place is definitely worth a try.🌟

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Ruyi Peak Cableway Scenic Area

The scenery was nice. The guidebook said Xiangong Mountain had more steps, so we chose Ruyi Peak instead. The section from the cable car to the viewing platform wasn't strenuous, but the section from the entrance to the cable car and from the viewing platform to the bridge was particularly tiring. We were too tired to climb the other attractions, so we finished in about an hour.

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Impression Sanjie Liu

A spectacular show and a must-see in Yangshuo! The stunning Li River and karst mountains create a magical natural stage, beautifully complemented by lights, music, and traditional performances.We booked Supreme Seat A1, and the view was fantastic — clear, elevated, and unobstructed above everyone’s heads! We could enjoy the entire performance without anyone blocking our view.Highly recommend this unforgettable experience if you’re visiting Yangshuo!

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Silver Cave

The guided tour was a good thing, adding to the fun. It was tiring on the legs; there were a lot of steps, making it quite strenuous to climb, and some parts were slippery. Short sleeves are fine for this season; the temperature inside the cave was pleasant. I brought a jacket thinking it would be cold, but I didn't need it. It takes about an hour to finish, leaving you breathless. Overall, I think it's worth a visit to pass the time.

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Shili Gallery

I will use my personal experiences as the framework to depict the scenery, my experiences, and my inner feelings about the Guilin Ten-Mile Gallery. With delicate strokes, I will recreate this poetic journey, showcasing the gallery's natural beauty and serene atmosphere. Strolling through the Ten-Mile Gallery, embarking on a poetic journey through nature I've always heard that Guilin's scenery is the best under heaven, and Yangshuo's scenery is the best in Guilin. The Ten-Mile Gallery in Yangshuo, however, holds the most vibrant and gentle aspects of Guilin's landscape. Taking advantage of my free time, I set foot on this land, measuring this ten-mile scroll with my own footsteps, immersing myself in the green mountains, clear waters, and idyllic fields, and gaining an unforgettable natural journey. The Ten-Mile Gallery is not an isolated attraction, but a scenic corridor stretching for several miles, connected by National Highway 321, linking karst peaks, clear streams, and rustic fields into a flowing landscape scroll. The most enjoyable way to experience this landscape is undoubtedly to rent a bicycle and leisurely ride along the designated scenic routes. No need to rush, no need to worry about time; just let the gentle breeze caress your face and watch the scenery unfold before you, truly experiencing the exquisite feeling of "traveling through a painting." During the ride, every sight is a surprise. On both sides of the road, karst peaks rise abruptly from the ground in countless shapes, each unique and lifelike. Some resemble camels crossing a river, standing quietly on the bank as if about to wade through; others look like golden cats emerging from their dens, lively and playful, drawing your attention; still others are like fairies descending to earth, their graceful forms enhanced by the swirling clouds. These magnificent peaks, sculpted by nature's artistry, stand out clearly against the blue sky, each with its own unique story, making you marvel at the wonders of nature. In this gallery of natural beauty, the Yulong River is the most vibrant embellishment. This river, hailed as the "Little Li River," boasts emerald-green waters that are crystal clear, reflecting the verdant mountains, trees, and rice paddies on both banks. A gentle breeze ripples the surface, causing the mountain and tree shadows to sway, creating a scene reminiscent of a watercolor painting. Reaching the Gongnong Bridge offers an even more spectacular viewpoint, where the Yulong River and Jinbao River converge. Bamboo rafts glide gently by, the crisp, melodious sounds of the raftmen's poles mingling with the gentle murmur of the flowing water, composing a natural symphony. Standing on the bridge and gazing into the distance, the mountains are shrouded in mist, the water exudes a gentle charm, and the fields are scattered with wisps of smoke rising from chimneys—a tranquil pastoral landscape that instantly soothes any restlessness. The scenery along the way combines the majestic beauty of nature with the warm warmth of human life. A thousand-year-old banyan tree stands silently, its branches and leaves flourishing like a canopy, witnessing the passage of time and carrying the classic memories of the folk song "Liu Sanjie." The cobblestone path beneath it seems to still echo with the melodious folk songs. In Butterfly Spring, colorful butterflies flutter and dance, creating a picturesque scene against the backdrop of strangely shaped rocks and mountains, making one feel as if they have stepped into a fairytale world. Ancient villages are scattered throughout, with white walls and black tiles, the sounds of chickens and dogs filling the air. Villagers work in the fields, children play in the alleys, and the vibrant atmosphere adds warmth and intimacy to this landscape. Slow down and walk along every inch of the Ten-Mile Gallery, and you will feel a unique beauty. In spring, the rice paddies are a vibrant green, wildflowers bloom freely, and life abounds; in summer, the trees provide shade, the river water is cool, and the heat dissipates.

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Yangshuo West Street

If you visit Yangshuo, you shouldn’t miss West Street (Xi Jie), a historic street with a history of more than 1,000 years.At night, the street becomes very lively, filled with numerous restaurants, bars, and cafés. It’s a great place to hang out with friends and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.

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Guilin Songcheng Show Park

The hotel experience was good. The receptionist, Xiao Tang Dandan, at Zhengyang Pedestrian Street was very helpful. There was complimentary tea and monk fruit mineral water on the first floor. The facilities on the floor were good, including massage chairs.

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Yulong River

It's definitely worth seeing; the night view offers a completely different experience, and it's pleasantly cool. There are singing competitions and various island games where you can win silver coins to redeem for gifts. Highly recommended for families with children.

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Yulong River Rafting

I hiked from Shuiedi to Gongnong Bridge, a relatively short route that takes about 30-40 minutes. The scenery along the way was beautiful, with four drops. Luckily, I bought a disposable raincoat to cover my lower body, so my pants didn't get too wet, although my upper body and face were partially soaked.

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Longmen Water Cave

This National Day holiday, we visited Longmen Water Cave, a pristine natural karst cave, unlike the commercialized, illuminated ones. The entire tour takes about two hours, covering 5km round trip. Due to the holiday, it was quite crowded, and the instructors typically led 2-3 groups per day. Our instructor was "Frog," who patiently accompanied the children throughout, carefully accommodating their pace, which greatly enhanced the experience. The route alternated between water and land, including wading in the water and walking on land, and even included a carefully navigable log bridge – a truly immersive adventure. We also saw tiny stalactites, which the children found particularly fascinating, keeping them excited and happy throughout. The temperature inside the cave was quite different from outside. While it was 18℃ outside, the air inside was a bit thin; short sleeves were sufficient, and it wasn't cold during activities. Unfortunately, due to the season, there were no mud baths, diving activities, or large numbers of bats. Overall, it was a very interesting geological education experience, suitable for families who enjoy adventure.

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Yulong River Bamboo Raft Night Tour

This exceeded my expectations. I thought it would just be a simple nighttime boat trip, with eight people per boat, but there was an island visit afterwards where you could interact with the NPCs. It was like a simplified version of Banzai Mountain. I had a lot of fun, even though it was quite hot, all the NPCs were very enthusiastic! There was singing and cormorant fishing performances.

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