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A 10-mile stretch of karst wonders, where limestone peaks cradle the winding Yulong River, mirroring sky and cliffs. Cycle past golden rice fields and iconic Moon Hill, where every turn unfolds like a classical ink painting. Mist-shrouded mornings and fiery sunsets reimagine this landscape daily.

The gentlest tributary of the Li River, a jade silk ribbon winding through Yangshuo's karst peaks. 83 kilometers of emerald waters mirror jagged cliffs, bamboo oars ripple the glassy surface. Spring veiled in misty rain, Summer aglow with starlight streams, Autumn afloat on golden harvests,Winter anchored in crystalline frost—Every bend unlocks the essence of Chinese ink painting.

The Big Banyan Tree Scenic Area centers around a millennium-old ancient banyan tree with a canopy spanning over 1,000 square meters. It is renowned as the filming location for the classic film "Third Sister Liu" (《刘三姐》).

The Butterfly Spring Scenic Area is renowned for its karst caves, underground rivers, and stunning stalactite formations, complemented by traditional Zhuang ethnic cultural performances. The highlight is a natural karst cave resembling a butterfly, paired with crystal-clear spring water—hence the name "Butterfly Spring".

Gongnong Bridge serves as the final stop for Yulong River bamboo rafting and is one of the primary docking points for rafts. Spanning the confluence of the Yulong River and Jinbao River, it offers breathtaking views of reflections of karst mountains and idyllic rural landscapes, making it a popular photography spot—especially during sunset.

Guilin Eternal Love is a cultural theme park showcasing the essence of the Li River and Zhuang ethnic traditions. Its highlight is the "Eternal Love Guilin" live performance, blending local legends with cutting-edge stage technology. The park also features interactive zones like folk streets, haunted houses, and a children’s playground.

Impression Sanjie Liu is the world’s first landscape live show directed by Zhang Yimou. Set against the Li River and karst mountains, it combines the legend of Zhuang ethnic heroine Liu Sanjie, folk songs, dance, and cutting-edge light effects. Over 600 performers recreate scenes of fishing, bamboo rafting, and rural life.