Visit Guilin in March–April! Comprehensive Guide to Avoid Pitfalls

✨ Family, if you're traveling to Guilin in March–April, you really need to do your homework! Otherwise, you'll face many lessons learned the hard way. I've compiled this guide overnight to help you avoid pitfalls. Make sure to save it. ⚠️ 🌧️ Weather Section The weather in Guilin during March–April is like a mystery box! One moment it's sunny, the next it could be stormy 🌧️ Remember to wear short sleeves and a windbreaker, and bring waterproof boots. Clothes dry slowly during the humid season, so quick-dry clothing and a foldable umbrella are essential. It's best to choose accommodations with a dryer. Check the weather by following the "Guilin Meteorology" public account for accurate forecasts! 🍱 Food Section Yangshuo beer fish is sold by weight, so be sure to ask for the price before ordering to avoid being overcharged 😱 Locals love affordable Guilin rice noodles, and Tianyuan, Honghuang, and Renli are all good options at 5 yuan per bowl, with free pickled bamboo shoots! For osmanthus cake on Zhengyang Pedestrian Street, buy the freshly steamed ones, as the packaged ones don't taste as good. 🚗 Transportation Section Yangshuo High-Speed Rail Station is a bit far from West Street, and the bus ride takes 40 minutes at 20 yuan per person. Opt for Didi over taxis for better value. If you encounter illegal taxis at Guilin North Station asking for 100 yuan, ignore them! When renting an electric scooter, remember to take a video of the vehicle to avoid being charged for scratches. 🏠 Accommodation Section In the city center, it's recommended to stay in the Two Rivers and Four Lakes area, where you can find five-star hotels for over 300 yuan, offering great value! In Yangshuo, consider design hotels by the Yulong River, such as [Molan Mountain House], where you can enjoy scenic views from your window. The Longji Rice Terraces are beautiful during the water irrigation period in March, and if staying in a stilted building, choose one with underfloor heating. 👗 Clothing Section When visiting Guilin, wearing Hanfu or Mamian skirts is a must, as they perfectly match the landscape. Local rentals are 50 yuan per day and include makeup. Remember to prepare non-slip shoes, as the karst terrain's stone paths can be slippery. A brightly colored silk scarf is also a great photo prop, ensuring stunning shots even on rainy days. If you want a hassle-free experience, choose a reputable travel agency for a group tour. For just over 1,000 yuan per person, you can enjoy comfortable accommodations and avoid various pitfalls! Don't blindly follow internet-famous guides. I hope everyone has a wonderful travel experience in Guilin. 💕