Guangxi Tours: Guilin, Yangshuo, Longji, Nanning, Chongzuo, Beihai

Guangxi Tours take you discover the ethereal beauty of Southern China. From the mist-shrouded karst peaks of Guilin to the transnational thunders of Detian Falls, we invite you to step inside a living Chinese ink painting.

Why Choose Guangxi Tours with Asia Odyssey Travel?
Based in Guilin, we have been designing Guangxi tours for over 15 years with one simple mission: to help travelers experience the true soul of Guangxi. With our own local team, vehicles, and guides, we operate directly - no middlemen, no rushed sightseeing - just authentic experiences at honest local prices.

What You’ll Experience on Our Guangxi Tours?
The Classic "Golden Triangle" Tour (4–6 Days). Best for First-time visitors.
Route: Guilin → Li River & Yangshuo → Longji Rice Terraces.
Start in Guilin with the iconic Elephant Trunk Hill and Reed Flute Cave, then cruise the scenic Li River to Yangshuo. Cycle through the idyllic Yangshuo countryside and witness "Impression Sanjie Liu" night show. Marvel at the 600-year-old Longji rice terraces and meet the ethnic Yao and Zhuang villagers. It focus on Guangxi’s iconic Karst Scenery, idyllic rural lifestyles, ethnic culture & rice terraces views.

The "Deep South" Frontier & Waterfall Tour (2–3 Days). Ideal for nature lovers seeking hidden gems.
Route: Nanning → Detian Waterfall → Mingshi Rural Scenery
Begin your journey in Nanning, then travel to the China-Vietnam border to witness the thunderous Detian Waterfall, Asia’s largest transnational cascade. Continue to the serene Mingshi Rural Scenery, a peaceful karst paradise often called the "Hidden Guilin”, yet more authentic, and far less crowded.

Island & Volcano Escape (2–3 Days). Beach lovers and photographers.
Route: Beihai & Weizhou Island.
Escape to the silver sands of Beihai, where you can stroll along the famous Silver Beach and explore the historic colonial architecture of the Beihai Old Street. Take a ferry to Weizhou Island, China’s largest volcanic island, to explore coral reefs and volcanic cliffs.