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Discover 22667 Attractions in Guyuan on Trip.com, updated April 5, 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 2 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

The next available day tour departs on April 6, 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Guyuan Attractions usually take about 1 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

April is the perfect time to visit Guyuan! Choose from Attractions available day tours, including seasonal favorites like undefined.

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Guest User2013-04-06

Yesterday the weather was bad, so the tour wasn't very enjoyable. I had no complaints about the tour guide and transportation arrangements; everyone should be understanding when traveling. The most annoying attraction was Changchun Temple. They claimed to offer free fortune-telling, but the old Taoist priest barely said a few words before asking if I wanted to offer a lamp. As soon as I said no, he immediately turned hostile and told me to leave. What kind of attitude was that? I'll never go to temples or Taoist monasteries again; it was so frustrating. My beautiful day was ruined by this first stop. My advice to anyone going to Changchun Temple is: just look and leave; don't make a fool of yourself and ruin your mood. Those who genuinely want to make offerings will come; there's no need to treat it like a sales pitch, kicking you out if you don't buy anything. The service was quite good overall, and there weren't any problems. A top choice for travel.