A Grand Hunan–Guangxi Discovery Tour

Itinerary:
Morning: After breakfast, travel to Shaoshan, the birthplace of Chairman Mao Zedong. Set amidst rolling hills and lush greenery, this historic town is a key destination in China's revolutionary heritage. Visit the Mao Zedong Memorial Museum, where guided exhibitions highlight his extraordinary life, ideals, and enduring influence. Next, step into Mao's Former Residence, a humble farmhouse that offers a glimpse into his early years and the simple rural life that shaped his worldview. Stand before the Mao Zedong statue, feeling the solemn air and quiet reverence it evokes.
Afternoon: Return to Changsha and head to Orange Isle, crossing the scenic Orange Isle Bridge with sweeping views of the Xiang River. Wander through the island's riverside park, dotted with pavilions, poetry steles, and the striking Youth Mao Sculpture, a towering tribute to Mao's early years. After your visit,, board a high-speed train to Zhangjiajie West Railway Station.

Attractions:
Shaoshan Scenic Area (Free entry): Located in Xiangtan, Hunan, Shaoshan is both a picturesque mountain town and one of China's most important revolutionary sites. With scenic hills and key landmarks—such as Shaofeng Peak, Yunmen Temple, and the Former Residences of historic figures—it offers a rich blend of natural beauty and political heritage.
Mao Zedong Memorial Museum (Free entry): This national-level museum, named by Deng Xiaoping in 1983, is the only one in China dedicated to systematically presenting Mao's life and thought. The museum complex includes themed galleries, Mao's former home, his ancestral hall, and private school, providing deep insight into the leader's revolutionary journey.
Mao Zedong's Former Residence (Free entry): Nestled in the peaceful countryside, this preserved home is where Mao spent his early years. Surrounded by green hills and streams, it maintains the atmosphere of a traditional rural village and gives visitors a sense of the environment that shaped the future leader.
Mao Zedong Bronze Statue (Free entry): Standing 10.1 meters tall and weighing 3.7 tons, this bronze statue depicts Mao in formal attire, holding a manuscript with a steady gaze. Facing southeast, the statue commemorates his role in founding modern China and his presence at the 1949 founding ceremony.
Orange Isle (Free entry): Stretching through the Xiang River in the heart of Changsha, Orange Isle blends natural beauty with cultural heritage. The park features the giant Youth Mao sculpture—one of the largest of its kind in China. It's a favorite spot for both scenic walks and historical exploration.

Dining:
Breakfast: Included at your hotel
Lunch: Local specialties (own expense)
· Recommended Restaurant: Shaoshan Renjia Restaurant (own expense)
Dinner: Local specialties (own expense)
· Recommended Restaurant: Zhaizi Li de Bo Bo Cai (own expense)

Hotel: Neodalle Zhangjiajie Wulingyuan or similar

Itinerary:
Morning: After breakfast, head to the Wujiaoyu Entrance of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park and step into the heart of the Wulingyuan Scenic Area, where dramatic peaks and serene forests unfold before you. Take the Bailong Elevator—renowned as the world's tallest outdoor elevator—for a thrilling ascent that lifts you from the canyon floor to the mountaintop in under two minutes. At the top, explore the iconic Yuanjiajie Scenic Area, home to natural wonders like the Avatar Hallelujah Mountain (乾坤柱), the breathtaking First Bridge Under Heaven (天下第一桥), and the misty Mi Hun Tai (迷魂台).
Note: During peak travel seasons, departure times may be adjusted to optimize the day's schedule.
Afternoon: Continue to Tianzi Mountain, where panoramic views and sea-like clouds create a dreamlike atmosphere. Enjoy sweeping vistas of the Yubi Peak(御笔峰) and Fairy Offering Flowers(仙女献花) from various platforms. At Helong Park, pay tribute to Marshal He Long at his striking bronze statue. Later, descend by cable car and stroll through the Ten-Mile Gallery, a scenic trail flanked by whimsical rock formations resembling mythical creatures and historical figures.
Evening: Enjoy free time in the evening.
· Recommended: Enjoy the "Charming Xiangxi" cultural show—a dazzling performance celebrating local ethnic traditions, music, and dance.

Attractions:
Wulingyuan Scenic Area (Ticket included): A UNESCO World Heritage Site in northwest Hunan, Wulingyuan encompasses Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, Suoxiyu Valley, Tianzi Mountain, and Yangjiajie, it's often described as a landscape of "3,000 peaks and 800 streams." The area is famous for its surreal quartz sandstone pillars, often described as "3,000 peaks in the sky and 800 streams on the ground." Its pristine rivers, dramatic cliffs, and lush vegetation create a dreamlike world that has inspired countless artists and filmmakers.
Zhangjiajie National Forest Park (Ticket included): This national forest park's core area includes highlights like Huangshizhai, Golden Whip Stream, Yuanjiajie, and Tianzi Mountain. Over 3,000 uniquely shaped peaks rise above the forest, often shrouded in mist. Scenes from Avatar were filmed here, most famously the "Hallelujah Mountain."
Bailong Elevator (Ticket included): This glass elevator connects the canyon floor with the mountaintop. The elevator rises 335 meters in under 2 minutes, with fully transparent glass giving passengers a breathtaking view of the iconic "Gathering of Divine Soldiers," a famous cluster of stone pillars.
Yuanjiajie Scenic Area (Free entry): Famous for its surreal rock formations, this area is a highland platform shrouded in mist and surrounded by dense forests and dramatic peaks. Must-see spots like the Avatar-inspired Hallelujah Mountain (Qiankun Column), the thrilling First Bridge Under Heaven, and the awe-inspiring Mi Hun Tai.
Qiankun Column (Hallelujah Mountain) (Free entry): Also called the "Southern Sky Column," this 150-meter vertical peak is capped with lush greenery and appears to float in the mist. It served as the real-world model for the floating mountains in Avatar.
First Bridge Under Heaven (Free entry): A natural stone bridge spanning two cliffs in Yuanjiajie, this 20-meter arch appears to float above the clouds, especially stunning in misty weather, making it a spectacular and surreal sight.
Tianzi Mountain Scenic Area (Ticket included): Named after a local Tujia chieftain who declared himself "Son of Heaven," Tianzi Mountain boasts dramatic spires, valleys, and constantly shifting weather that creates stunning cloud seas, sunrises, and snowy vistas.
Helong Park (Free entry): This memorial site features a 6.5-meter bronze statue of Marshal He Long, a revolutionary hero who once led guerrilla campaigns in the area. The bronze statue depicts He Long with his signature pipe and warhorse against a dramatic mountain backdrop.
West Sea Stone Forest (Free entry): West Sea Stone Forest is one of the park's densest pillar forests, with thousands of jagged peaks rising from a vast basin. Yubi Peak stands as one of its most iconic formations.
Ten-Mile Gallery (Free entry): A scenic trail lined with rock formations shaped like immortals, elders, animals, and fairy-tale figures. Highlights like "Centenarian Greeting Guests (寿星迎宾)", "Herb-digger (采药老人)", and "The General Reading Books," all created by wind and time.

Dining:
Breakfast: Included at your hotel
Lunch: Local specialties (own expense)
· Note: Dining options on the mountaintop are limited. You may wish to bring light snacks, or enjoy available local street food. Your guide will offer recommendations.
Dinner: Local specialties (own expense)
· Recommended Restaurant: Dadui Old Fishing Village 1973—Xiangxi Cuisine Institute (Charming Xiangxi BraOlsdench)
This courtyard-style restaurant features fresh, farm-to-table ingredients and themed private rooms.

Hotel: Neodalle Zhangjiajie Wulingyuan or similar

Itinerary:
Morning: After breakfast, head to Tianmen Mountain National Forest Park. Ride the world-famous cableway—one of the longest in the world—and ascend over 7 kilometers to the summit. Soak in sweeping views of the snaking Tongtian Avenue far below. At the top, take on the challenge of climbing the 999-step "Stairway to Heaven" to reach the awe-inspiring Tianmen Cave, a colossal natural arch carved by millennia of geological forces. Experience the thrilling Glass Skywalks and the legendary Guigu Cliffside Path. Continue your exploration to Yunmeng Fairy Peak and Lingxiao Terrace for panoramic vistas of Zhangjiajie and the surrounding mountain landscapes.
Afternoon: After exploring Tianmen Mountain, continue by car to Phoenix (Fenghuang) Ancient Town—renowned as one of China's most enchanting and culturally rich historic towns.
Evening: Unwind with an immersive night boat ride on the Tuojiang River, where lantern-lit waters and riverside architecture create a dreamlike atmosphere steeped in Xiangxi charm. After the cruise, wander through Fenghuang's ancient alleyways, admire the iconic wooden stilt houses (Diaojiaolou), and uncover centuries of Miao heritage. Visit traditional silver workshops, browse artisan crafts, and soak in the town's timeless riverside atmosphere.

Attractions:
Tianmen Mountain National Forest Park (Ticket included): Home to dramatic cliffs, lush forests, and the famous Tianmen Cave, this national park is a haven for nature lovers and thrill seekers. Divided into several scenic routes, the park is crisscrossed by aerial walkways and cliffside trails. The cableway ride to the top—spanning over 7,400 meters with a dramatic elevation gain—is an unforgettable highlight.
Tongtian Avenue (Free entry): This legendary mountain road zigzags through steep cliffs with 99 sharp turns, earning it the nickname "Avenue to Heaven." A true feat of engineering, it offers unforgettable views en route to Tianmen Cave.
Stairway to Heaven—a 999-step staircase (Free entry): Climb the iconic 999-step staircase leading to Tianmen Cave—a spiritual journey and one of the "Top 10 Most Epic Stairs in the World." Along the way, you'll pass symbolic altars representing wealth, joy, longevity, success, and good fortune.
Tianmen Cave (Free entry): Also known as "Heaven's Gate," this massive karst arch rises 131.5 meters high and is flanked by sheer cliffs. Frequently shrouded in mist, it creates a mystical scene straight out of legend.
Glass Skywalks (Free entry): Tianmen Mountain features this glass walkways built onto sheer cliffs. This skywalk offers thrilling views and a pulse-racing perspective of Tianmen's vertical drops.
Guigu Cliffside Path (Free entry): Stretching 1,600 meters at an elevation of 1,400 meters, this daring walkway is built midway along a vertical cliff. The highlight is the “Skywalk” section—a glass path that reveals the clouds and cliffs beneath your feet.
Yunmeng Fairy Peak (Free entry): The highest point on Tianmen Mountain at 1,518.6 meters, Yunmeng Fairy Peak offers stunning sunrise and sunset views, as well as a panoramic outlook across the rolling peaks.
Lingxiao Terrace (Free entry): One of the best viewpoints on the Tianmen mountain, Lingxiao Terrace offers a feeling of standing among the clouds. On clear days, the view extends all the way to downtown Zhangjiajie.
Tianmen Mountain Cableway (Free entry): Covering 7,454 meters with a vertical rise of 1,277 meters, this scenic cableway is one of the world's longest. Its steepest slope reaches 37 degrees, providing a dramatic ascent through breathtaking terrain.

Included Activity: Tuojiang River Immersive Night Boat Tour
Glide along the tranquil waters of the Tuojiang River as ancient stilt houses and glowing lanterns reflect on the surface. This immersive night cruise brings the folklore and charm of Xiangxi to life.

Dining:
Breakfast: Included at your hotel
Lunch: Local specialties (own expense)
· Recommended Restaurant: Baren Tudachu Sanxiaguo
(Note: Food options within the scenic area are limited. Bringing light snacks is recommended. Alternatively, dine at restaurants near the base after your visit.)
Dinner: Local specialties (own expense)
· Recommended Restaurant: Sulv Lotus Zhenshan Famous Chef Custom Made Restaurant or Zhaizi Li de Bobo Cai (Hongqiao Branch)

Hotel: Sulv Lotus · Pushu Manju River View Holiday Hostel, Eternal Love Across Three Lifetime-Art Homestay in Fenghuang Ancient Town, Qianxun Yunjing Zen River View Hotel or similar

Itinerary:
Morning: Begin your day with a peaceful walk through the cobbled lanes of Fenghuang Ancient Town. Stroll along the tranquil Tuojiang River, taking in the town's iconic stilted houses (Diaojiaolou) and well-preserved architecture. Visit the Former Residence of Shen Congwen to explore the life and legacy of this renowned Chinese writer. Continue to the Shawan Scenic Area, home to several of the town's celebrated "Eight Scenic Views in Fenghuang," including the Hongqiao Bridge and Wanming Pagoda. Try the fun of hopping across the Tuojiang River on its historic Stepping Stones, and enjoy the panoramic views from the North Gate Tower overlooking the entire town.
Afternoon: After exploring Fenghuang, transfer to Huaihua South Railway Station and board a high-speed train to Guilin. Upon arrival, your driver will meet you at the station and escort you to your hotel in the city center.

Attractions:
Phoenix (Fenghuang) Ancient Town (Free entry): Tucked into the hills of southwest Hunan, Fenghuang dates back to the Qing Dynasty and is famed for its riverside charm. With its red sandstone city walls, winding lanes, and traditional stilt houses along the Tuojiang River, the town offers a unique glimpse into Xiangxi's cultural and architectural heritage. Notable landmarks including the Former Residence of Shen Congwen, Fenghuang Museum, and Chongdetang.
Former Residence of Shen Congwen (Ticket included): Located on Zhongying Street, this traditional courtyard home was where Shen Congwen—author of Border Town and Xiangxi—was born. His vivid writings brought global attention to Fenghuang. The house features classic Ming and Qing design and offers a look into his life and literary world.
Shawan Scenic Area (Free entry): The heart of Fenghuang's beauty, the Shawan area is home to some of the town's most iconic landmarks. Highlights include the Hongqiao Bridge, Wanming Pagoda, and five of the Eight Scenic Views in Fenghuang, making it a must-visit for anyone exploring the town.
Tuojiang River Stepping Stones (Free entry): This 100-meter stretch of stone piers across the Tuojiang River was once a vital footpath into the town, built in 1704. Stepping across one rock at a time offers both a fun experience and an experience to the town's past.
North Gate Tower (Beihui Gate) (Free entry): Standing proudly along the southern bank of the Tuojiang River, this stone gate—first built during the Ming Dynasty—is one of Fenghuang's most iconic landmarks. Climb to the top for sweeping views of the old town, the river, and the surrounding mountains.

Dining:
Breakfast: Local specialties (own expense)
Lunch: Local specialties (own expense)
Dinner: Local specialties (own expense)

Hotel: Li River CIAO Hotel (Guilin Elephant Trunk Hill), SYYF Lijiang River Courtyard Hotel, Guilin( Elephant Trunk Hill and Two Rivers & Four Lakes), Lijiang Boyin Hotel (Guilin Two Rivers and Four Lakes Xiangshan Scenic Area) or similar

Itinerary:
Morning: Depart for the scenic Longji region, renowned for its breathtaking terraced fields. Travel through winding mountain roads to reach the Longji Rice Terraces, where layer upon layer of paddies cascade along the hillsides. Then, step into Huangluo Yao Village—known as the "World's First Long-Hair Village"—to experience the vibrant culture of the Red Yao people, whose women are famous for their flowing, floor-length hair and welcoming spirit.
Afternoon: In the afternoon, choose between two of Longji's core scenic areas: Ping'an Terraces or Jinkeng Terraces.
At Ping'an Terraces, hike to iconic viewpoints like Nine Dragons and Five Tigers or Seven Stars with the Moon, where the water-filled terraces glisten like mirrors in the sunlight.
At Jinkeng Terraces, you can hike or take a cable car up to Golden Buddha Peak for sweeping panoramic views. Don't miss the chance to dress in traditional ethnic costumes for memorable photos amid the dramatic scenery.
After your visit, return to Guilin by private vehicle.

Attractions:
Longji Rice Terraces (Ticket included): Located in Longsheng County, the Longji Rice Terraces are among the most spectacular in southern China. The area is home to various ethnic villages including Zhuang and Red Yao. Highlights include Ping'an Village, Jinkeng Dazhai, Guzhuang Village, and Huangluo Yao Village.
Huangluo Yao Village (Free entry; performances not included): Nestled along the Jinjiang River, this Red Yao village is famous for its women's incredibly long hair—some exceeding 1.5 meters. Guests are often greeted with folk songs and traditional dances, and may even catch a glimpse of women washing their hair by the riverside.
Note: Hair performances and cultural shows may require an additional fee.
Ping'an Rice Terraces Scenic Area (Free entry): Ranging in altitude from 380 to 880 meters, Ping'an Terraces are known for their elegant lines and scenic views. Two signature viewpoints—Nine Dragons and Five Tigers and Seven Stars with the Moon—offer iconic views of the landscape.
Jinkeng Terraces Scenic Area (Ticket included): Located in Dazhai Village, Jinkeng Terraces cover a vast and rugged terrain. Known for their expansive and wild beauty, these terraces are ideal for hikers seeking a more adventurous route.
Golden Buddha Peak (Free entry): The highest vantage point in Jinkeng, Golden Buddha Peak offers wide-open views over the terraces and surrounding mountains. It's a popular spot for both sunrise and sunset.
Tips:
1. Longji is a natural scenic area. Your guide will provide an introduction at key stops, with ample time for independent exploration. Stay in contact with your guide to avoid getting separated.
2. The paths of terrace can become slippery in rainy weather—please wear proper footwear and take care, especially with elderly or young travelers.

Included Activity: Minority Costume Experience
A variety of traditional outfits are available for rent. Dress up and take unforgettable photos with the terraces as your backdrop.

Dining:
Breakfast: Included at your hotel
Lunch: Local specialties (own expense)
· Recommended Food: bamboo rice, smoked pork, and seasonal mountain vegetables
Complimentary tasting of bamboo rice or glutinous rice wine at select restaurants
Dinner: Local specialties (own expense)

Hotel: Li River CIAO Hotel (Guilin Elephant Trunk Hill), SYYF Lijiang River Courtyard Hotel, Guilin( Elephant Trunk Hill and Two Rivers & Four Lakes), Lijiang Boyin Hotel (Guilin Two Rivers and Four Lakes Xiangshan Scenic Area) or similar

Itinerary:
Morning: Begin the day with a transfer to the pier and board a 4-star Li River cruise. Sit back and enjoy a scenic journey through some of China's most breathtaking karst landscapes. Along the way, marvel at iconic sights such as Nine-Horse Fresco Hill and the Huangbu Reflection—each view resembling a vibrant Chinese ink painting brought to life.
· Note: A 4-star cruise is provided by default. During holidays or high-demand periods, a 3-star cruise may be arranged instead, with any fare difference refunded on-site.
Afternoon: Arriving in Yangshuo, explore the idyllic countryside by electric bike or sightseeing cart. Ride along quiet country lanes through dramatic limestone peaks, soaking in the natural beauty of the Yulong River and glimpses of local village life. After the ride, enjoy a tranquil bamboo rafting experience on the Yulong River. Glide past picturesque landscapes and crystal-clear waters. Stop at Gongnong Bridge for stunning scenery of the unique karst formation.
Evening: Enjoy free time on Yangshuo's famous West Street, the heart of Yangshuo's nightlife and shopping scene. This historic, marble-paved street is lined with vibrant cafés, bars, boutiques, and local handicraft shops. Known as "Foreigner's Street," it's a perfect place to unwind and soak up the blend of East and West.

Attractions:
Li River Scenic Area (Free entry): The Li River is the soul of Guilin's landscape, flanked by steep, sculpted karst peaks that create some of China's most iconic views. Often hailed as a "100-kilometer scroll of natural paintings," the river is celebrated for its jade-green waters, limestone cliffs, islets, caves, and waterfalls. Notable sights include Immortals Grinding the Mill, Nine-Horse Fresco Hill, the Reflection of Yellow Cloth Shoal (featured on the 20 RMB note), Camel Crossing the River, and Chaoban Hill.
Nine Horse Fresco Hill (Boat view): This distinctive cliff formation resembles nine horses galloping across a natural rock canvas. The colorful patterns and steep ridges have earned it the name "Fresco Hill." It also a favorite challenge for visitors trying to spot all nine horses.
Huangbu Reflection (Free entry): Located near Xingping, this calm, open stretch of water mirrors the surrounding peaks with stunning clarity. The scene is so iconic that it’s featured on the back of China's 20 RMB banknote. Visitors can admire it from the cruise or the riverside trails near Xingping.
Ten-Mile Gallery (Free entry): This scenic corridor south of Yangshuo runs along Highway 321, flanked by rolling hills and classic karst formations. A favorite among cyclists, its peaceful countryside setting makes for a picture-perfect ride or drive through rural China.
Yulong River Scenic Area (Free entry): A quiet tributary of the Li River, the Yulong River is affectionately called the "Little Li River" for its more intimate charm. The river is best explored by bamboo raft, offering a peaceful glide through a timeless rural setting.
Gongnong Bridge (Viewpoint): Located where the Yulong, Jinbao, and Tianjia rivers meet, Gongnong Bridge is the endpoint for bamboo rafting. From here, you'll enjoy a panoramic view of Yangshuo's classic karst landscape—including the iconic Camel Crossing the River.

Included Activity:
Countryside Biking Tour: Leisurely ride through Yangshuo's picturesque rural landscapes. (Electric bike for every 2 adults; sightseeing cart available for non-riders.)
· Route: Yangshuo Town - Butterfly Spring - Totem Ancient Trail - Gongnong Bridge - Chaoyang Pier - Xiangshui Bridge - back to Yangshuo (Approx. 6 km)
Yulong River Bamboo Rafting: Drift gently along this peaceful tributary of the Li River, passing ancient bridges, traditional villages, and lush fields. Compared to the grandeur of the Li River, the Yulong offers a more intimate and poetic charm—like floating through a living scroll painting.
· Safety Notice: Bamboo rafting is not available to pregnant women, individuals with disabilities, seniors over 70, or those with heart or blood pressure conditions. Children under 1m in height are not permitted; children over 1m require a full ticket. Rafting routes may be altered during peak seasons or high water levels; if canceled, refunds will be issued at group rates.

Dining:
Breakfast: Included at your hotel
Lunch: Enjoy a buffet on the cruise
Dinner: Local specialties (own expense)

Hotel: Shixi Landscape Hotel, Yangshuo Riverside Resort Hotel or similar

Itinerary:
Morning: Begin the day with a visit to Fuli Bridge, a gracefully arched stone bridge built during the Ming Dynasty. Located just 2 kilometers from Jinlong Bridge, it is considered the most elegant of Yangshuo's three historic stone bridges, alongside Yulong and Xiangui Bridges. Draped in vines and moss, this untouched bridge exudes a quiet charm, offering a glimpse into Yangshuo's timeless countryside. Continue to Xianggong Hill, one of the Li River's most iconic viewpoints. A 20-minute stairway ascent brings you to the summit, where you'll be rewarded with panoramic views of the river winding through a forest of dramatic karst peaks.
Afternoon: Spend a relaxing afternoon at a scenic riverside campsite along the Yulong River, nestled within the picturesque scenery. Sip freshly brewed coffee and enjoy delicate handmade desserts as you take in views of flowing waters, green hills, and peaceful villages tucked between the peaks.
The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at your leisure. You can relax back at the hotel or explore more of Yangshuo at your own pace. Optional recommendations include a visit to Silver Cave, known for its dazzling stalactites and underground wonders, or a scenic ride on the Ruyi Peak Cable Car for sweeping vistas of the karst landscape.

Attractions:
Fuli Bridge (Free entry): Built during the Ming Dynasty, Fuli Bridge is one of Yangshuo's ancient stone bridges. Its untouched structure, overgrown with vines and surrounded by greenery, remains largely undeveloped and offers a quiet, authentic glimpse into the region's past.
Xianggong Hill (Ticket included): Perched between the Huangbu Reflection and Nine-Horse Fresco Hill, Xianggong Hill offers one of the Li River's most celebrated panoramic views. Beloved by photographers, especially at sunrise, it has inspired award-winning images and remains a highlight for nature lovers and scenery seekers.

Included Activity: Afternoon Tea Experience
A relaxing riverside break along the Yulong River, with coffee, desserts, and picturesque views. It's the perfect way to immerse yourself in the peace and beauty of rural Guangxi.

Dining:
Breakfast: Local specialties (own expense)
Lunch: Local specialties (own expense)
Dinner: Local specialties (own expense)

Hotel: Shixi Landscape Hotel, Yangshuo Riverside Resort Hotel or similar

Itinerary:
Morning: After breakfast, return to Guilin and visit Elephant Trunk Hill, a symbolic landmark of the city. Located at the meeting point of the Li River and Peach Blossom River, the hill gets its name from its resemblance to a giant elephant drinking from the water. Take in iconic sights such as Water-Moon Cave, Puxian Pagoda, and more as you enjoy the classic beauty of Guilin's karst landscape.
Afternoon: Enjoy some free time to explore Guilin at your leisure. Suggested spots include Jiefang Bridge, offering river views, and Ronghu Lake Park, a peaceful place for a walk. If you have extra time before departure, a stroll around the city's central square is also a nice option for last-minute sightseeing or shopping.
After the activities, transfer to your hotel, train station, or airport for your journey home. We hope you've enjoyed your trip!

Attractions:
Elephant Trunk Hill Scenic Area (Free entry): One of Guilin's most iconic natural landmarks, Elephant Trunk Hill sits at the confluence of the Li and Peach Blossom Rivers. Elephant Trunk Hill is named for its resemblance to an elephant dipping its trunk into the water. As one of Guilin's most recognized natural symbols, it has inspired countless poems and paintings over the centuries.

Dining:
Breakfast: Included at your hotel
Lunch: Local specialties (own expense)