Overview:
The Yangshuo countryside in Guangxi Province is blessed with some of China’s most spectacular and emblematic scenery. During this tour, enjoy the flexibility and personalized attention of your own guide and driver as you explore the region’s highlights. Climb to the top of Xianggong Mountain for views of the surrounding karst landscape before boarding a bamboo raft for a leisurely float down the Yulong River.
Meals: Not included
Attractions: Xianggong Mountain, Yulong River, Yulong Bridge
Itinerary:
Elephant Trunk Hill
Yulong River Yulong River, famed as little Li River, is the biggest branch of Li River in Yangshuo county. Apart from the incredible landscape that rivals Li River, Yulong River especially owns a more peaceful and vivid scenery with ancient villages and bridges along with daily life scenes of local people. Our guide & driver will meet you at the Yangshuo/Guilin hotel at 9am & driving to the Yulong river. From Yangshuo hotel, we need 20-30 minutes driving. From Guilin hotel, we need 90 minutes driving.
Yulong Bridge
Yulong Bridge was built in Yongle Period Ming Dynasty. It is a stone bridge with a length of 36 meters, a width of 4.2 meters and a height of 9 meters. Expressing a magnificent feeling, Yulong Bridge is in a simple style but featured minority characters. Yulong Bridge is located in the Yulong River Scenic Area. Without any man-made attractions, this area is the largest natural landscape garden. Yulong River is one of the international natural heritages popular with people from all over the world.
Xianggong Mountain
Xianggong Mountain is located on the west bank of Li River between Huangbu Shoal and Nine-Horse Mural Hill. An ascent of the hill is rewarded with a bird’s eye view of the Li River winding through countless peaks. A good number of photographers are attracted to Xianggong Mountain by its light and shadow, a sea of clouds, and amazing morning glow at sunrise. One photographer from Guilin has won a bronze medal at the 10th international Photography Exhibition for his photographic works created here.
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