Guilin

Rich with history, culture and spectacular architecture, there’s really no other place in the world quite like London.

Guilin has always been famous in China for its scenery. While rapid economic growth and a booming tourists trade had diminished some of Guilin’s charm its still one of China’s greener, more scenic cities.

 

Steep monolithic mountains rise dramatically from a flat landscape of meandering rivers and paddy fields. Li River which flows through the city and out into the countryside never fails to impress visitors. This region’s characteristic limestone karst landscape draws visitors from all over the world.

Guilin is a significant cultural city with a history dating back some 2000 years. On a journey through the countryside, visitors can enjoy the scattered villages of many ethnic minorities including the Zhuang, Yao, Hui, Miao, etc. and each minority has distinctive customs and festivals.

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