GUILIN CITY TRAVEL GUIDE

Welcome to Guilin: A Quick Overview

Situated in the northern part of Guangxi and the southern region of China, Guilin is a city with a population of 5 million and covers an area of 27,800 square kilometers. Famous for its iconic karst mountains and pristine rivers, Guilin is a classic stop in any China travel adventure. It shares its borders with Yunnan, Guizhou, and the renowned Zhangjiajie in Hunan.

How to Get To Guilin?

By Plane: Guilin is accessible from over 30 major cities in China and international locations like Hong Kong, Tokyo, Seoul, Bangkok, and Kuala Lumpur. Flights are frequent, especially from gateway cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou.

By High-Speed Train: China’s expanding high-speed rail network makes train travel a convenient option. If your travel time is less than 5 hours, high-speed trains are recommended over flights. They are punctual, spacious, and comfortable. Direct high-speed trains are available from Hong Kong and Guangzhou, among others.

By Regular Train: Trains from various gateway cities in China also reach Guilin. For example, from Beijing, you can take a flight that lasts 3 hours or a train that takes 9 hours. From Guangzhou, a train ride takes about 2 hours and 50 minutes.

What to do In Guilin ?

VISIT A CHINESE PAINTER

LI RIVER CRUISE

WALK ALONG THE LAKE

EAT LIKE A LOCAL

CLIMB A MOUNTAIN

DISCOVER A CAVE

What To Eat In Guilin Center ?

Discover the gastronomic delights of Guilin at popular chain restaurants like Chunju Roast Duck, Yuelaiyuefu, The Watermill, and Xiao Nangui. One dish that stands out is the “Sticky Taro,” a must-try that will leave you amazed. For a more local experience, head to Dongxixiang Alley, located in the heart of Guilin. This bustling food street offers an array of local snacks and eateries. Take a leisurely stroll and you’re sure to find a restaurant that catches your fancy.