What is Yangshuo known for?

Yangshuo is famous for its epic water caves filled with stalagmites and stalactites, underground mud baths, waterfall pools, and hot springs.

Why is the Li River important?

Li River has a historical man-made canal, the oldest of its type in the world, that connects the river to the Xiang River, and the canal has contributed to water conservation in the area. Along Li River, picturesque, tall rocky hills can be seen, similar to those of Halong Bay in Southeast Asia’s Vietnam.

What are the best places to visit in Yangshuo?

Yangshuo Park 7. West Street 8. Silver Cave This cave had some very spectacular formations that are still forming. 9. Fuli Bridge 10. Xingping Fishing Village 11. Fuli Ancient Town 12. Yangshuo Taichi & Kungfu School 13. Yangshuo Historic Landscape Park 14. Yulong Bridge 15. Green Lotus Peak (Bilian Peak) 16. Wu Zhi Hill 17. Jiuxian Ancient Village

What to do in Xianggong Hill?

The top of Xianggong Hill offers the best views over the Li River and its fishermen, endless rice fields, bamboo rafts, and the surrounding karst peaks of Yangshuo. The hike is steep but short, with handrails and viewing platforms along the way. Allow at least 15 minutes to get to the top.

What is Yangshuo West Street known for?

Yangshuo West Street, also known as Foreigner’s Street, is an excellent blend of east and west in China, and a trendy backpacker’s destination. In fact, it’s one of the most visited tourist spots – three times as many tourists visit West Street each year than locals (around 100,000 every year!)

Which is better Yangshuo or Guilin?

There is a saying in China “Guilin’s scenery is the best in the world”. However, Yangshuo is even more beautiful than Guilin, boasting clear rivers and green hills, so the priority things to do in Yangshuo are appreciating its charming landscapes.