Flights from Hong Kong to Guilin on Greater Bay Airlines from HKD 50*

Guilin — A Natural Masterpiece

Wander through a scroll of peaks, listening to the millennial poetry whispered by the Lijiang. Bamboo rafts sway gently, mountain shadows reflect on emerald waves, as if stepping into an ink-wash painting. Guilin, a realm etched with the spirit of heaven and earth, invites you to escape the bustle and seek poetic charm amidst its harmonious landscapes.

Lijiang Scenery & Longji Rice Terraces

Guilin’s landscapes are renowned as the finest under heaven, with the Lijiang, long hailed as a fairyland, standing out as its crown jewel. From the “Giant Elephant drinking from the river” at Elephant Trunk Hill to the intricate rock formations of Nine Horses Fresco Hill, paired with the sunset over Yangshuo’s Xingping Ancient Town, it weaves a legendary chapter of China’s ink-wash art.

The Longji Rice Terraces, with golden rice stalks forming the breathtaking “Golden Dragon Spine,” captivate the senses. Hidden within are ancient slate villages inhabited by the Zhuang and Yao peoples, sketching Guilin’s most awe-inspiring pastoral canvas.

Guilin Cuisine

- Guilin Rice Noodles: Made with Lijiang water-ground rice, paired with secret braised broth and crispy pot-roasted pork, a single slurp carries 300 years of heritage.

- Beer Fish: Crispy outside, tender inside, spicy and flavorful without a hint of fishiness. The beer’s mellow aroma blends with the fish’s freshness, tantalizing the taste buds.

- **Lipu Taro**: Dubbed the “world’s most fragrant,” coated in sticky rice flour, fried to golden crispness, and dusted with sugar, it’s sweet, soft, and delightfully textured.