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YANGSHUO in CHINA is so BEAUTIFUL but THINGS GO VERY WRONG!
Yangshuo Bamboo Rafting & Yulong River: A China Family Adventure
Today we explore the beautiful town of Yangshuo, near Guilin in China, the highlight was the bamboo rafting down the river but then everything changed that would affect our holiday for the next few days.
We start our day by having breakfast at our Hotel, the Yangshuo Mountain Retreat overlooking the...
Today we explore the beautiful town of Yangshuo, near Guilin in China, the highlight was the bamboo rafting down the river but then everything changed that would affect our holiday for the next few days. We start our day by having breakfast at our Hotel, the Yangshuo Mountain Retreat overlooking the Yulong River. This is such a fabulous location for a hotel, it is very peaceful and the scenery is amazing. After breakfast we walk up river to the bamboo raft station where we get on a couple of bamboo rafts and sail down the Yulong River for a few KM's. We go over a number of little waterfalls as we head down the river. It is really relaxing and I would recommend it to anyone who is in Yangshuo. After we finished sailing down the river we walked back to our hotel where we relaxed on the balcony of our room watching the bamboo rafts coming down the river before having lunch outside in the hotel gardens. After relaxing for a couple more hours Matthew became really ill with food poisoning, which must have been from the lunch. In the evening we had planned to see Impressions Sanjie Liu, with more than 600 performers, in the worlds biggest natural auditorium that uses the Li River waters as its stage and the karst mountains as its backdrop. Unfortunately we needed to cancel it as the main priority was looking after Matthew. As Matthew was so ill all evening and all night I looked if we could rearrange our train tickets to Kong Kong, but it was impossible as there was not seats available for the next few days.
Explore the stunning town of Yangshuo, near Guilin, China. Start your day with a delicious breakfast at the Yangshuo Mountain Retreat, overlooking the serene Yulong River. Embark on a relaxing bamboo rafting adventure down the Yulong River, navigating gentle waterfalls. Return to the hotel, unwind on your balcony, and enjoy lunch in the tranquil gardens. Unfortunately, the day takes an unexpected turn with a bout of food poisoning, forcing the cancellation of the evening's planned show, Impressions Sanjie Liu. Despite the setback, the trip showcases Yangshuo's beauty and the unexpected challenges of travel.
Today we explore the beautiful town of Yangshuo, near Guilin in China, the highlight was the bamboo rafting down the river but then everything changed that would affect our holiday for the next few days. We start our day by having breakfast at our Hotel, the Yangshuo Mountain Retreat overlooking the Yulong River. This is such a fabulous location for a hotel, it is very peaceful and the scenery is amazing. After breakfast we walk up river to the bamboo raft station where we get on a couple of bamboo rafts and sail down the Yulong River for a few KM's. We go over a number of little waterfalls as we head down the river. It is really relaxing and I would recommend it to anyone who is in Yangshuo. After we finished sailing down the river we walked back to our hotel where we relaxed on the balcony of our room watching the bamboo rafts coming down the river before having lunch outside in the hotel gardens. After relaxing for a couple more hours Matthew became really ill with food poisoning, which must have been from the lunch. In the evening we had planned to see Impressions Sanjie Liu, with more than 600 performers, in the worlds biggest natural auditorium that uses the Li River waters as its stage and the karst mountains as its backdrop. Unfortunately we needed to cancel it as the main priority was looking after Matthew. As Matthew was so ill all evening and all night I looked if we could rearrange our train tickets to Kong Kong, but it was impossible as there was not seats available for the next few days.
This captivating video follows Travelshorts family's 17th day in China, as they explore the enchanting town of Yangshuo. Their day begins with a delightful breakfast overlooking the Yulong River and the iconic Karst Mountains. The French toast, while unique, proves to be an unexpected culinary adventure.
The highlight of their day is undoubtedly the bamboo rafting experience down the Yulong River. Travelshorts shares the excitement of gliding down the river, navigating small waterfalls, and taking in the breathtaking scenery. The family's joy is palpable as they navigate the river's gentle currents. However, the experience is not without its challenges, as Travelshorts expresses concern about Matthew having to raft alone due to the two-person-per-raft rule.
After their relaxing river journey, the family returns to their hotel, the Yangshuo Mountain Retreat, for a well-deserved lunch. The meal, a repeat of their delicious dinner from the previous night, is savored while taking in the stunning views. The video provides a glimpse into the hotel's menu and amenities, including a scannable WeChat code for easy access to their extensive menu. The family's relaxed enjoyment is evident as they share their meal and discuss their experiences.
Unfortunately, the idyllic day takes a turn as Matthew falls ill with food poisoning. This unexpected event forces the family to cancel their evening plans to see the impressive Impressions Sanjie Liu show and adjust their travel plans. Despite the setback, Travelshorts showcases their resilience and adaptability. The video concludes with Travelshorts sharing a free downloadable PDF guide detailing their China trip, including accommodation, attractions, and useful tips for travelers planning similar adventures. The guide aims to provide up-to-date information, addressing the challenges of outdated travel information in a rapidly changing China.
Travelshorts' epic China adventure takes an unexpected turn in Yangshuo! Their idyllic bamboo rafting trip down the Yulong River, a highlight of their journey, is filled with stunning scenery and laughter. But a sudden case of food poisoning throws a wrench into their plans, forcing them to cancel a highly anticipated show and scramble to adjust their travel itinerary. Despite the setback, the family's resilience and their appreciation for the breathtaking beauty of Yangshuo shine through, making for a captivating story of travel, resilience, and unexpected twists.
Travelshorts' Yangshuo adventure: stunning bamboo rafting, followed by unexpected food poisoning. Breathtaking scenery and a resilient family spirit!
Yangshuo Bamboo Rafting & Yulong River: A China Travelogue
15:20 Remember to lift your feet up while bamboo rafting to avoid getting your shoes wet.
15:30 Bamboo rafting costs 200 RMB per raft (approximately £21-£22). Children must raft with an adult.
18:47 Consider pre-booking return transportation if you don't want to walk back from the end of the bamboo rafting trip.
29:25 Download Travelshorts' free PDF guide for up-to-date information on their China trip, including accommodation, attractions, and tips.
22:56 When walking along the river, keep the river on your left for easier navigation back to your hotel.
15:20 Remember to lift your feet up while bamboo rafting to avoid getting your shoes wet.
15:30 Bamboo rafting costs 200 RMB per raft (approximately £21-£22). Children must raft with an adult.
18:47 Consider pre-booking return transportation if you don't want to walk back from the end of the bamboo rafting trip.
29:25 Download Travelshorts' free PDF guide for up-to-date information on their China trip, including accommodation, attractions, and tips.
22:56 When walking along the river, keep the river on your left for easier navigation back to your hotel.
0:28 Arrival in Yangshuo
0:56 Breakfast with a view
4:11 Bamboo raft preparation
8:21 Bamboo rafting begins
14:49 End of rafting trip
17:11 Lunch at the hotel
24:46 Return to hotel
25:41 Lunch with a view
28:23 Relaxation and reflection
30:24 Unexpected illness
00:00 Introduction
00:57 Breakfast at Yangshuo Mountain Retreat
04:26 Walking in Yangshuo to Bamboo Rafts
07:04 Bamboo Rafting down Yulong River in Yangshuo
19:23 Bamboo Raft Station
21:30 Walking to Yangshuo Mountain Retreat
24:58 Yangshuo Mountain Retreat
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I had French toast, which was interesting; it tasted more like an omelette than a typical French toast. Matthew had banana and chocolate pancakes, and Holly had a fruit plate. We all had juices too.
How much did the bamboo rafting cost?
It was 200 RMB per raft, about £21 or £22. We needed two rafts since Holly had to go with an adult.
What was the most memorable part of the bamboo rafting?
Going over the weirs (small waterfalls) was the best part! It was exciting, but you do get a bit wet.
What happened in the evening?
Matthew got food poisoning, so we had to cancel our plans to see Impressions Sanjie Liu and just stayed in the room.
What's a good tip for anyone planning a trip to China?
Download my free PDF guide! It has up-to-date information about the places we visited, where we stayed, and tips we learned.
