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    Guilin - Located in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and bordering Yunnan Province to the west, Hunan Province to the northeast and Vietnam to the south, Guilins central location and nearby scenery makes it one of Chinas most-visited regions. And so, the tourists - and those who profit from them - are in ample supply here.

     

    But all is forgiven the moment you begin to explore that scenery. Most noticeable are the giant, apartment building-size "karsts," or limestone outcroppings, which punctuate the views like a skyline. Geological uplifting has brought ancient seabeds (composed of alkaline limestone - remants of fossilized sea life) to the surface. Rain (acidic, in nature) has washed down and worn away much of the limestone, leaving an almost surreal landscape in its place - a special region very much revered and cherished by the Chinese.

     

    Below ground, the effect is no less surreal. Over the centuries, percolating ground water has carved underground caves and caverns and formed waterfalls and streams. Sinkholes Guilin - Elephant Hillare yet another naturally-occuring feature of the region - one thats understandably worrisome to many local residents. Taken together - the karsts and the caverns - the effect amounts to some of earths most un-earthly scenery. 

    Guilins nearby attractions include:

     

    Elephant Trunk Hill,

    also known as Elephant Hill is located at the confluence of Li River and Peach Blossom River in the southwest of Guilin city. It looks like a huge elephant stretching its trunk drinking water hence the name. Elephant Trunk Hill has been the symbol of the karst landscape in the area.

     

    Li River Cruise:

    Originaing in Maoer Mountain in Xinan county northeast of Guilin, the Li River winds its way southeast for about 437 km, passing through Guilin, Yangshuo, Pingle, Zhaoping and finally meets Xi River in Wulin. It boasts the largest and most beautiful scenic area in China and attracts thousands of visitors each year.

     

    Yangshuo

    Chinese says “Guilin has China’s best hills and waters; Yangshuo has Guilin’s best hills and waters”. The sceneries in this little town is the best-of-the-best. It is also the best place for you to stay and relax. Find out why a lot of foreigners stay and start their families here.

    • Rafting
    • Biking
    • Follow Bill Clinton’s foot steps
    • Fishing Show
    • West Street Nightlife
    • Impression Liu San Jie Show

     

    Guilin Travel Tips:
    There is a lot of rain in summer. The rain could be so heavy that hinders people from work. If you want to have a perfect tour, you must have to avoid the rainy season of June, July and August. Actually the best time to come for a tour is September and October. Average temperature around 20ºC and clear visibility will make your travel exceptional comfortable and enjoyable.

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