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View all →How many days do you need in Guilin?
Three days is the minimum, four is comfortable, and five gets you the Longji terraces without a twelve-hour day. What each version actually fits.
Where to stay in Guilin: city, Yangshuo or Yulong River
One night in Guilin city, then two or three in Yangshuo or on the Yulong River. What each area costs, how far it sits from the scenery, and the noise you trade for convenience.
New World Manor, Shanghai: a 6-hour, ¥888 immersive show
A six-hour immersive drama set on 14 August 1945, staged across a 10,000 sq m manor theatre inside Shanghai Film Park. Tickets ran to ¥888 over National Day, dinner and costume included.
Guilin airport to the city centre: shuttle bus, taxi or DiDi
The ¥20 airport shuttle bus takes 50–60 minutes to the Civil Aviation Building on Shanghai Road. There is no metro or rail link, so the only other options are a metered taxi (roughly ¥80–100) or a ride-hailing app.
How many days do you need in Guangzhou?
Three days covers Guangzhou properly; two works if you are passing through, and four to five buys you Baiyun Mountain and a day trip. Here is what actually fits, with opening hours and ticket prices.
Where to stay in Guangzhou: Tianhe, Yuexiu or Liwan?
Tianhe for a first trip, Yuexiu for walking to the sights, Liwan for food and Shamian's quiet — plus the Line 3 airport run that makes one station better than another.
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