4-Day Guilin Longji Terraces No Shopping Stops (Round Trip from West Kowloon)

Assemble at Hong Kong High-speed Rail West Kowloon Station on the day, take high-speed rail to Guilin, Guangxi. 【Yu Mountain Park】: The park is divided into north and south gardens. The north garden area has lush trees and flowers, with small bridges, flowing water, and waterfalls and other natural landscapes, while the south garden area has the reconstructed Yu Emperor Temple, majestic and grand. The park also has a Five Blessings Tower named after the traditional Chinese auspicious phrase "Five Blessings Descend Upon the Home", resplendent and magnificent. Additionally, the park has attractions such as Echo Wall, Wise Man, Wenshao Tower, Nanxun Pavilion, etc.

【One River & Four Lakes】: The 'One River' refers to the Li River, and the 'Four Lakes' are Shan Lake, Rong Lake, Gui Lake, and Mulong Lake. They form the scenic belt around Guilin city. Among them, Shan Lake, Rong Lake, and Gui Lake can be traced back to the Tang and Song dynasties and were once the moat of ancient Guilin. Mulong Lake was constructed during later engineering works to connect the four lakes with the Li River.

【Longji Rice Terraces】(includes admission ticket and scenic area transfer bus): The Longji Rice Terraces are a large-scale group of terraced fields in the Guilin area, with layers of overlapping curves that are extremely magnificent. Several ancient minority villages are located here, inhabited by ethnic minorities such as the Zhuang and Yao people. Visiting the Longji Rice Terraces is mainly for hiking, sightseeing, and photography. You can also taste local farmhouse cuisine and experience the ethnic minority culture.

【Osmanthus Commune】: Osmanthus Commune is a National 4A-level tourist attraction located in Guilin, Guangxi. It is themed around osmanthus culture, integrating cultural display, tourism, sightseeing, experiential activities, and shopping. 【Elephant Trunk Hill】: A symbol of Guilin's landscape. Its shape resembles a giant elephant drinking water from the Li River with its trunk. Between the elephant's trunk and leg is a round cave about 150 square meters in area, through which the river flows, like a bright moon floating on the water. The "Elephant Drinking Water" scene on the west bank and the "Moon Cave" on the east bank of the Li River face each other, one hanging in the sky and one floating on the water, forming a unique landscape. Proceed to the high-speed rail station at the designated time and take the high-speed rail back to Hong Kong. The journey concludes here.