Guilin in Brief
Guilin is China's most picturesque cities has been a destination for travelers and an inspiration for poets and artists for thousands of years. Its famous karst mountains, the unsurpassed beauty of the Li River, and the jumping nightlife in the village of Yangshuo have made Guilin a world-famous destination. What few visitors realize is that there is so much more to Guilin. Guilin's countryside and ethnic minority villages are simply breathtaking. In Guilin it is virtually impossible to take a bad photograph. Beauty is everywhere. There is an ancient Chinese saying that says " East or west, Guilin scenery is the best."

To take Li River cruise down to Yangshuo County, you will see the scene of 20RMB notes in visual, to do a trekking in Longsheng Rice Terraces, you will understand the profound wisdom of ancient Chinese people, to walk along the four lakes, you will experience the peaceful life of locals. To give yourself a chance to visit Guilin, you will probably crush on the city just like our former guests.

Where is It & How to Get There?
Guilin is located in the north of Guangxi Zhuangzu Autonomous Region in Southern part of China.

There are various ways to get to Guilin. Trains are available from Beijing(20 hrs), Shanghai(20 hrs) and Kunming(19hrs). Overnight buses and trains from Guangzhou, Shenzhen(Hong Kong border) and Zhuhai(Macau border; only bus) take approx 10 hrs. Guilin has direct flights connecting Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, South Korea and all main cities in China.