Guilin Photo Tours & Guilin Food Tours
Guilin is a photographer’s delight because of the endless karst hills, the classic scene of cormorant fishermen, buffalos on ancient arch stone bridges, rice fields along the banks of the Li River, and the rustic Yangshuo. Much like its stunning landscapes, Guilin’s food is also diverse and vibrant, showcasing rich local produce and culinary traditions of different ethnic groups. The Guilin photography tours and food tours are ideal options for photography enthusiasts and food lovers.
Our Guilin photography tours are designed and guided by local insiders who know the best sunrise angles and the exact spots to capture the photogenic scenes. For food lovers, our Guilin food tours will offer you a delicious dive into the diverse food scenes, various eateries, restaurants, and unique local food culture in Guilin.
How to Plan a Photography Tour to Guilin
- Best Time to Visit for Guilin Photography: spring (from March to May) allows you to take photos of the misty and rainy Li River; Autumn (September – November) is the best time to capture the golden hue of Longji Rice Terraces in full harvest season
- Top Photography Spots: Xianggong Mountain (for Li River sunrise, sea of clouds, morning mist), Xingping Ancient Town (for cormorant fisherman, Li River reflection), Yulong River (for bamboo rafting, pastoral scenery), Longji Rice Terraces (for rice waves, working scenes)
Top Tips for a Guilin Foodie Tour
- Must-Try Local Dishes: Guilin Rice Noodles, Beer Fish, Stuffed Snails, Steamed Pork with Taro, Water Chestnut Cake, Guilin Oil Tea, bamboo-tube-cooked rice
- Best food streets: Yangshuo West Street, Zhengyang Pedestrian Street
6 Guilin Photography & Food Tours
If you are looking for an opportunity to capture the natural scenery of China, then this itinerary is perfect! During the 6-day Guilin tour, feast your eyes and lens on the karst limestone peaks, the tranquil Li River, and layered terraced fields.