Guangzhou, Guilin, Yangshuo and Hong Kong: 8-day sightseeing tour

This trip is arranged as a leisurely movement from the south of China to its most diverse shores: first a big city, then river landscapes, then island life. Eight days add up to a series of contrasts — skyscrapers and karst mountains, noisy streets and quiet waters, ancient temples and art districts. The flight is included in the program, so the care of the road remains with the organizers, and for you — only to look and be amazed.

The first two days set a high rhythm: Guangzhou greets with a TV tower with a climb of 433 meters — its lattice silhouette is visible almost from everywhere and in the evening changes color. From the height the city reads like a huge map, and the day ends with a walk along the Pearl River, when the lights are reflected in the water and the city becomes completely different. The second day is a pause: free time to get used to the rhythm and the climate.

Then the route goes inland: a sightseeing tour of Guangzhou, and then a train ride to Guilin. Here the pace slows down, and the main thing becomes the Li River — a four-hour cruise between bizarre mountains, past fishermen on bamboo boats and villages on the shores. This is the longest and, perhaps, the most contemplative part of the journey, which ends in Yangshuo — a town with a serene atmosphere and West Street for walks.

Then the road again: Reed Flute Cave with underground halls, Elephant Trunk Hill by the Li River and a flight to Hong Kong. There the day is filled with panoramas of Victoria Peak, Man Mo Temple and Hollywood Road with galleries and antique shops. After — return to Guangzhou and free time to breathe out before departure.

The trip is suitable for those who want to see China different, without haste and with comfort: 4 stars hotels, breakfasts, a Russian-speaking guide and well-thought-out transfers by trains and planes. The days alternate between rich excursions and free time, so you will both see and rest.