City: Guangxi
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Coordinates: 23°36′N 108°18′E / 23.6°N 108.3°E / 23.6; 108.3
Restaurants in Guangxi
1. Jack's Private Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 305 reviews
Jack's Private Tours specialize in private guided tours in and around Yangshuo area which covers the guided tour in Guilin,Yangshuo,Longshen and southeast of Guizhou province,All of our tours are private,customized and based on your own interests,needs and our recommendation. We carefully select reliable and experienced tour experts and suppliers to work with together, So that ensure you will spend a safe,smooth and memorable trip with us along the way!
2. Wendy Wei Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 483 reviews
Wendy Wei Tours is a private and fully licensed tour operator based in Guilin. With unique tour experiences around Guilin, Yangshuo, Longsheng and the surrounding areas, visitors can experience Southern China at their own speed. We strictly DON'T partake in any forced shopping tours and take pride and enjoyment in creating high quality tour experiences for you. Explore Guilin with Wendy Wei Tours!
3. Mercier Zeng Photography Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 133 reviews
I'm Mercier Zeng, a photography guide in Guilin, Yangshuo and Longji Rice Terraces. I helped over 1,000 photo lovers travel Guilin smoothly, and I'm very familiar with the photography spots and best time to shot. More Guilin photos, try my website.
4. Guilin Photography Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 174 reviews
We're the 1st and No.1 Guilin Photography Tour. Photo guides to the world's top photographers, enthusiasts, intrepid travelers, and total beginners wanting to up their skills. There are 3 main reasons people choose GPT. 1) We've no salespeople and you can plan with an expert photo guide. 2) There's no 9-5 with us! We often set out as early as 3 am to meet our clients at 4am and finish at 8pm. 3)We've won awards, and are hired by the worlds top photographers, journalist, filmmakers.
5. Yangshuo Traditional Tai Chi School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 76 reviews
We are a traditional tai chi school, based in the beautiful area of Yangshuo. Our school is in a genuine Qing dynasty house in a small farming village at the entrance to the famous Yu-long scenic area. We offer training to all levels of students from those wishing to take there first steps into learning Tai Chi with no previous knowledge. And those looking for a chance to refine and study under true Tai chi masters in China, in a traditional old school enviroment.
Reviewed By SusanC5360 - Beijing, China
I was here to study Taichi In past week, and I met some great people here, they are friendly and simply. I had wonderful experiences of Taichi with Master Kim, whom over 30 years experience in both Taichi and Qi Gong, obtaining a level 6 Taichi master...and food here also very fresh and healthy, i really love it. Thank Master Kim and his family for their hospitality, I will come back soon!????
6. Guilin Cycling Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 102 reviews
Guilin Cycling Tours is a professional bike tour company based in south of China. We are the real local people who is running the business – organizing and leading cycling groups (MTB,Hybrid Bikes, E-bikes,etc.), renting and maintaining bikes, giving tour suggestions and updating bike routes. We are highly praised and widely recognized from our own clients and western bike tour partners thanks to our quality service, unparalleled travel experience and reasonable prices. GCT team has been working on tour products with passions that help the clients to better understand the country and her people.
7. Easy Tour China
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 47 reviews
Easy Tour China is a reliable Chinese travel agency based in Guilin China and prides itself on offering private, tailor-made China tours for family, couples, friends and solo travelers for 20+ years. With professional, first-hand knowledge of local travel, we ensure you a unique life-time journey, no matter you plan to visit the popular destinations and iconic landmarks or you wish to delve deep into the remote towns & villages for authentic life experience.
8. Ping'an Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 359 reviews
Reviewed By Clubess1 - Lido Beach, United States
Planning to hike/walk from Ping'an Village to Longji, we drove up here from Guilin and the scenery and sites got better and better as we drew closer and closer to our starting point in Ping'an, starting with the winding river on the valley floor to the serpentine road rising up to the hilly village. There was so much of interest to see that it was hard to concentrate on the sometimes stony pathway. There are many walking paths, steps, etc. in and around Ping'an to choose from, all lined with food stalls, chickens, ducks rinsing off in rivulets of mountain water, souvenir sellers, local folks in traditional clothing, the ubiquitous and golden rice terraces being readied for harvesting and that go on and on, ancestors' hillside headstones being taken over by weeds, Zhuang and Yao vendors hawking their wares (some handcrafted, some generic), folks selling rice dishes stuffed into the hollows of grilled, smoking hot bamboo poles, women in their uniquely Zhuang colorful hats carrying woven baskets on their backs, a brand-spanking new wooden viewing pagoda at the highest point (and thus, a gorgeous view of the rolling hills and valleys below), women with their sturdy ponies schlepping food and more from place to place, open fires roasting sweet potatoes and eggs, and, at the Longji end, the adorable and rustic wooden cut-out figures that tell the story of the unchanging Zhuang life, multi-storied, cheek-by-jowl, ancient wooden homes and a wonderful, wonderful meal at the Guzhuang Renjia Restaurant (AKA Ancient Longji Zhuang Peoples' restaurant...am hoping to find a way to review this no-address restaurant on TA). The hike is not hard, there is SO much to see, so much color, so many interesting people who you pass by; make sure to go up every set of steps so you can experience every sight, every valley view, eat a good, local meal, support the Zhuang and Yao minority peoples' lives and you will gain as much as you give (and feel oh, so tired and happy by the end)
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