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Yangshuo Bamboo Rafting, Rice Fields and Moon Hill
China has so many beautiful places, but this one is something straight out of a fairytale! From the moment we arrived, we were completely blown away by the breathtaking scenery, with every spot looking like a real life painting. Everywhere we turned felt picture perfect, and we couldn’t believe just...
China has so many beautiful places, but this one is something straight out of a fairytale! From the moment we arrived, we were completely blown away by the breathtaking scenery, with every spot looking like a real life painting. Everywhere we turned felt picture perfect, and we couldn’t believe just how beautiful this part of China really was!
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The creators ride through Yangshuo’s countryside and take a bamboo raft on the Yulong River after finding another boarding point when the first has sold out. They visit rice-field scenery along the Ten-Mile Gallery, stop at Moon Hill and Gong Nong Bridge, and spend the evening on West Street, where they try beer fish. The video also includes a hotel room tour.
China has so many beautiful places, but this one is something straight out of a fairytale! From the moment we arrived, we were completely blown away by the breathtaking scenery, with every spot looking like a real life painting. Everywhere we turned felt picture perfect, and we couldn’t believe just how beautiful this part of China really was!
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The creators begin with a bike ride through Yangshuo’s countryside, where the rain has let up and limestone karst hills and rice fields fill the views. Their first bamboo-raft ticket point is sold out, so they go to another boarding point around Yangshuo and get tickets. Life jackets are available, though the host says he does not know whether they are mandatory. They ride a bamboo raft on the Yulong River, describe the ride as gentle and peaceful, and compare it with a noisier motorized boat on the Li River. The guide says tickets can be booked on WeChat from 8 a.m. Operators take photos during the ride, which passengers can look at after getting off and buy if they want. Afterward the creators browse souvenirs and a printed ride photo. They continue through the Ten-Mile Gallery area, passing rice fields, cafés and photo spots; the host says one area is free to enter. They visit Moon Hill and describe its natural moon-shaped opening, then pause by a roadside cave that may offer a cultural performance. At Gong Nong Bridge they see more of the Yulong River and surrounding karst scenery. Later they show their Yangshuo hotel room, then ride around town and walk along West Street, which the host calls Yangshuo’s high street. Local specialties mentioned include beer fish and rice noodles; they have dinner with beer fish and later notice osmanthus ice cream.
The creators ride through Yangshuo’s countryside and take a bamboo raft on the Yulong River after finding another boarding point when the first has sold out. They visit rice-field scenery along the Ten-Mile Gallery, stop at Moon Hill and Gong Nong Bridge, and spend the evening on West Street, where they try beer fish. The video also includes a hotel room tour.
A Yangshuo day brings a Yulong River bamboo raft, rice fields, Moon Hill and an evening on West Street.
Yangshuo Bamboo Rafting, Rice Fields and Moon Hill
2:45 The first bamboo-raft boarding point has sold out of tickets for the day, so the creators try another point and get tickets without a queue. They say there are several boarding points around Yangshuo.
3:15 Life jackets are available at the raft boarding area, but the host says he does not know whether wearing one is mandatory. Check with the staff about the safety instructions before boarding.
6:30 The host describes the Yulong River bamboo raft as peaceful and more traditional than the motorized boat on the Li River. He says tickets can be booked on WeChat from 8 a.m. and that the ride can get busy.
8:37 Boat operators take photos during the ride. The host says passengers can look at the pictures after they get off and buy one if they like it; the video does not state a price for the ride photos.
15:14 At one rice-field photo stop, the host says visitors can enter for free and walk among the fields. He also points out cafés and photo areas; this describes the stop shown in the video.
2:45 The first bamboo-raft boarding point has sold out of tickets for the day, so the creators try another point and get tickets without a queue. They say there are several boarding points around Yangshuo.
3:15 Life jackets are available at the raft boarding area, but the host says he does not know whether wearing one is mandatory. Check with the staff about the safety instructions before boarding.
6:30 The host describes the Yulong River bamboo raft as peaceful and more traditional than the motorized boat on the Li River. He says tickets can be booked on WeChat from 8 a.m. and that the ride can get busy.
8:37 Boat operators take photos during the ride. The host says passengers can look at the pictures after they get off and buy one if they like it; the video does not state a price for the ride photos.
15:14 At one rice-field photo stop, the host says visitors can enter for free and walk among the fields. He also points out cafés and photo areas; this describes the stop shown in the video.
0:29 Biking through Yangshuo countryside
2:13 Finding another raft ticket point
3:15 Getting ready to board the raft
5:06 A bamboo-raft ride on Yulong River
6:30 Bamboo raft or motorized boat
9:04 Finishing the rafting trip
11:13 Souvenirs and ride photos
13:51 Rice fields along Ten-Mile Gallery
19:15 Moon Hill’s natural arch
20:03 A roadside cave and performance option
20:50 Gong Nong Bridge and Yulong River
23:18 Touring the Yangshuo hotel room
27:02 Riding through Yangshuo after dark
29:31 Dinner and evening on West Street
0:29 Biking through Yangshuo countryside
2:13 Finding another raft ticket point
3:15 Getting ready to board the raft
5:06 A bamboo-raft ride on Yulong River
6:30 Bamboo raft or motorized boat
9:04 Finishing the rafting trip
11:13 Souvenirs and ride photos
13:51 Rice fields along Ten-Mile Gallery
19:15 Moon Hill’s natural arch
20:03 A roadside cave and performance option
20:50 Gong Nong Bridge and Yulong River
23:18 Touring the Yangshuo hotel room
27:02 Riding through Yangshuo after dark
29:31 Dinner and evening on West Street
chinachina travel vlogchina vlogtravel chinachina documentaryvisiting chinayangshuo chinachina travelsun kissed bucket listbritish couple in chinaWhat can you do if a Yangshuo bamboo-raft ticket point is sold out?
The creators are told one point has no tickets left for the day, then go to another boarding point around Yangshuo and get tickets there.
How do the creators book the Yulong River bamboo raft?
Their guide says tickets can be booked on WeChat from 8 a.m. and that the ride can get busy.
Is the rice-field photo area free to enter?
At one stop, the host says visitors can walk in for free. The video does not name the area as a single attraction.
What is Moon Hill known for in the video?
The host points out a natural opening in the rock shaped like a moon and says weathering formed it over time.
What local food do the creators try in Yangshuo?
The host names beer fish as a regional specialty, and the creators order beer fish for dinner on West Street.
