Lijiang River Travel Notes

The Lijiang River is the signature of Guilin's landscape. The 60-kilometer section of the Lijiang River from Mopanshan Pier (Zhujiang Pier) to Yangshuo is the essence of the Lijiang River. Here, the winding Lijiang River is like a green ribbon, winding between the peaks, with strange peaks on both sides and green water winding around. Sitting on a bamboo raft, looking up at the cliffs on both sides, the mountains and rivers are dependent on each other, as if traveling in a moving picture scroll, letting time flow like water; close your eyes and rest for a while, feel the breeze on your face, and the water flowing, as if forgetting all the troubles in the world. There are countless scenic spots along the Lijiang River rafting process, the most essential section is from Yangdi Pier to Xingping Town, the more famous ones are Jiuniu Sanzhou, Wangfuxian Stone, Banbian Qidu, Shiren Tuimo, Shuilian Dongfu, Liyu Guabi, Danbi Peak, Jiuma Huashan, Qixian Xiangfan, Luohan Shaitu, Luosi Mountain, Huangbu Reflection, Meinv Zhaojing, Liyu Xianqi, Tongzi Baiguan Yin, etc. Of course, whether these concrete images can be seen depends on your eyesight and imagination. As the sun gradually sets in the west, the Lijiang River and the mountains on both sides of the river fade from green to a hazy brown, unfolding a new scroll.