Guilin, with its magnificent limestone scenery, is an unquestionable must-see. The Li River, snaking its way through crags and hills, provides a timeless beauty that looks like it belongs in a picture. The lighting on stalactite and stalagmite in the Reed Flute Cave is breathtaking. Biking in Yangshuo's idyllic and serene countryside, where you may immerse yourself in Chinese painting-like beauty, is a haven where careless backpackers and others can relax and enjoy the breathtaking environment. Guilin has a lot more to see with diverse culture and customs, including nature parks, minority-inhabited villages, exciting outdoor activities, and the previous suggestions. International Airport: Guilin Liangjiang International Airport Population - 1,176,000 Currency-yuan Time- UTC +8 Driving side -right Main Electricity -230v Official Language -Mandarin Religion – Buddhist
In south China's Guangxi Province, Guilin is home to the Li River or Li Jiang. According to National Geographic, it is considered one of "the world's top 10 watery wonders." Guilin's two major rivers (the Li and the Taohua) and four major lakes (the Rong, Shan, Gui, and Mulong) are best viewed from the water. Diecai Shan (Folded Brocade Hill) is one of Guilin City's most well-known and visited parks. Gudong Waterfall Tourist Area is Guilin's largest forest park and the closest forest park to the city. It is well-known for its one-of-a-kind waterfall, Gudong Waterfall.
