Li River
The Li River is not just water. It is a painting that never dries. Welcome to the definitive guide to China’s most iconic natural wonder. If you are reading this, you are likely…
Daxu Ancient Town
Daxu Ancient Town is situated at the east bank of the Li River, 23 km (14.3 miles) southeast of Guilin City. Having a history of more than 1000 years, the town originally formed…
Two Rivers and Four Lakes Scenic Spot
Located in picturesque Guilin City, Two Rivers and Four Lakes Scenic Spot refer to the landscape located around the city which includes Li River (the part within the city), Taohua (Peach Blossom) River,…
Diecai Hill
Diecai Hill, also known as the Folding Brocade Hill, is a must-visit attraction in the picturesque city of Guilin, China. Situated on the west bank of the Li River, this stunning natural wonder…
Reed Flute Cave: Prices, Hours & What to Expect
Reed Flute Cave is worth visiting for most first-time Guilin travelers — a 240-meter illuminated limestone cave 5 km from downtown, built around the vast Crystal Palace chamber. Plan on 1–2 hours. It’s…
Elephant Trunk Hill
Nestled on the western bank of the picturesque Li River, Elephant Trunk Hill is an iconic karst formation that has become a symbol of Guilin’s natural beauty. Its distinctive shape, resembling a massive…
Badaling Great Wall
When you think of China, the Great Wall immediately comes to mind. Among all sections, the Badaling Great Wall stands as the most visited and accessible portion of this ancient marvel. Located just…
Liulichang – Colored Glaze Factory Culture Street
If you have a favor with curios, calligraphy, painting or other artwork in China, Colored Glaze Factory (Liulichang in Chinese) Street is a must when you travel in Beijing. The old Colored Glaze…
Guozijian – Beijing Imperial Academy
Beijing Imperial Academy (Guozijian in Chinese), also translated as Beijing Imperial College, was first established in 1306. It served as the supreme administrative headquarters for the organization of education and the highest seat…
Ancient Observatory
The Ancient Observatory, situated at the southeast corner of Beijing’s Jianguomen Bridge, was initially built circa 1442, during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). Its rich history spans more than five hundred years, making it…
Water Cube – National Aquatics Center
Located on the west side of Landscape Avenue in the Olympic Green and to the west of Beijing National Stadium (Bird’s Nest), the National Aquatics Center contains the official 2008 Olympics swimming facility….
Bird’s Nest – National Stadium
The National Stadium, affectionately known as Bird’s Nest, is situated in Olympic Green Village, Chaoyang District, Beijing. It was designed as the main stadium of 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. The Olympic events of…
