In keeping up with the ever-changing world of tourism, successful destinations have to offer something for everybody. Tourists from all over the world come to this well-preserved city for its history, ...

Xishan Park is the second largest park in Guilin, which is comprised of Xi Hill and Yin Hill. This used to be a shrine of Buddhism and one of the five Buddha Temples in the south. Guilin Museum is ...

The Reed Flute Cave is a natural cave carved out of karst limestone mountains over millions of years, and has been one of Guilin’s most famous attractions for over 1200 years. The cave got its name ...

While Guilin is a great springboard for exploring the natural beauty of Guangxi province, it also boasts a thriving tourism scene of its own. Visitors will find the city welcoming and easy to get ...

The premises of the Guilin Winter Swimming Association on the west bank of the Li River might be the epitome of architectural reticence, but there’s no doubting the chutzpah of its members. Inspired ...

The journey on a high-speed train, reaching speeds of up to 350 kilometres (km) per hour, was hardly felt as it covered the 295 km from Guangzhou to Guilin, with stops at various stations, including ...

For more than two thousand years, from the Song to the Qing Dynasty, Guilin has been the political, economic, and cultural center of Guangxi, formerly a province and now an autonomous region. Located ...