The Li River in Guilin is known for its natural beauty, emerald green waters, towering karst mountains, farmers tending to their fields, water buffalo grazing, and traditional fishermen, inspiring poets and artists for centuries.

Reed Flute Cave is a limestone cave featuring stalactites, stalagmites, and rock formations illuminated with vibrant LED lights. It has been a source of wonder for centuries, with inscriptions dating back to the Tang Dynasty.

Yangshuo is a scenic area known for its beautiful landscapes, particularly the Lijiang River and surrounding mountains, which are best viewed outside of the winter season when the river is not dried up.

Longji Rice Terraces, also known as the Dragon's Backbone, are agricultural terraces that climb steep mountains in curved steps, showcasing human ingenuity and offering insights into local ethnic cultures.

Elephant Trunk Hill, resembling an elephant drinking from the Li River, has been a symbol of Guilin since the Tang Dynasty, offering great photos and panoramic views from the Pukian Pagoda.

Xianggong Mountain is a popular lookout point offering unparalleled views of the Li River's dramatic bend and the surrounding karst landscape, especially stunning at sunrise.

Yulong River, often referred to as the Little Li River, offers crystal clear waters and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, best experienced through bamboo rafting.

A street in Yangshuo known for its fusion of Western and Chinese culture, and as a popular nightlife spot.