6 DAYS GUANGXI PRIVATE TOUR

Choosing Your Guangxi Tour Length

Six days in Guangxi gives a private group room to move between Guilin's Two Rivers and Four Lakes and the rice terraces without rushing. The Two Rivers and Four Lakes scenic area covers the Li River and Peach Blossom River together with Shanhu, Ronghu, Guihu and Mulong lakes, where boat rides and views of karst mountains fill an afternoon. A run out to the Longji Terraced Fields and Huangluo Yao Village adds a slower day among stepped slopes and wooden village houses. This length suits travellers who want two or three full excursions plus unscheduled time. The 5-day version keeps to fewer places; the 7-day and 8-day versions add more stops and a more relaxed pace between them.

Tourist Attractions

Guilin's "Two Rivers and Four Lakes" is a scenic area in southern China known for its stunning landscapes. The Li River and Peach Blossom River form the two rivers, while Shanhu, Ronghu, Guihu, and Mulong lakes make up the four lakes. Visitors can enjoy boat rides, picturesque views of karst mountains, and cultural performances on traditional fishing rafts. It's a must-visit destination to experience Guilin's natural beauty and cultural heritage.

The Longji Terraced Fields are renowned for their unique formations and exquisite agricultural techniques. These terraced fields are distributed on the slopes, creating a series of stepped fields. As the seasons change, the rice paddies display different beautiful colors. In spring, the fields are adorned with lush greenery, while in summer, they transform into a vibrant carpet of emeralds. During autumn, the fields turn into a mesmerizing golden hue.

Huangluo Yao Village is renowned for its pristine culture and beautiful natural environment. Here, you can admire breathtaking mountains, crystal-clear streams, and lush forests. The unique architectural style of Huangluo Yao Village, constructed with wooden structures and stones, showcases the traditional building techniques and artistry of the Yao people. Within the village, you can experience the traditional way of life of the Yao ethnic group, savor local cuisine, and enjoy traditional music and dance performances.

Xingping Ancient Town is a typical Han ethnic water village that preserves ancient architecture and a traditional way of life. You can take a stroll along the narrow stone-paved streets and admire the old residential houses, ancient bridges, and stone docks. Some ancient temples and inscriptions give you a sense of the town's rich history and culture.

The Fuli Bridge in Yangshuo is a captivating ancient arch bridge located on the beautiful Li River. Built during the Ming Dynasty, this bridge features a paved surface made of bluestone and is adorned with stone lions and railings. The Fuli Bridge serves not only as a transportation route but also as a remarkable fusion of history and natural scenery. 

The Ten-Mile Gallery in Yangshuo is a breathtaking natural landscape situated along the Li River. It is considered one of the most beautiful scenic routes in the world. Its name comes from its length, spanning approximately ten miles (about 5 kilometers). The scenery here is like a painting, featuring magnificent rock beaches, unique peaks, and lush countryside. Whether you take a boat cruise along the Li River or stroll along the gallery on foot, you will be treated to awe-inspiring beauty.

The Shiwai Taoyuan in Yangshuo is acclaimed as a heavenly paradise. This place is renowned for its pristine natural beauty and serene environment. Within this idyllic haven, you can revel in the splendor of majestic mountains, crystal-clear rivers, lush bamboo forests, and captivating rural landscapes. The quaint village dwellings and picturesque farmland scenery transport you to a bygone era of tranquility.

The Three Streets and Two Alleys in Nanning are one of the most distinctive and historic areas in the city. This area is comprised of three main streets and two small alleys. The three main streets are Ethnic Street, Youth Street, and Culture Street. The two small alleys also preserve old buildings and traditional ways of life.