Explore Yangshuo's Ten-Mile Gallery By Bamboo Raft And Helicopter Guilin, Guangxi

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04 Nov 2021

Sauntering down a country road makes you feel like you are travelling in a painting. This is true of the Ten-Mile Gallery in Yangshuo County, a fairyland on earth. As the name implies, Ten-Mile Gallery is a picturesque road stretching from the Yangshuo town area to Moon Hill, endowed with rolling hills, endless fields, idyllic villages and clear rivers on both sides. The peaks form natural sculptures in various shapes against the blue sky and beautiful flowers adorn the road. Birds chirping all the way make the atmosphere merry. As the road is not too long and in good condition, most visitors choose to travel by bike so that they can stop every now and then to enjoy the roadside landscape and take photos.YangShuo Ten Mile Gallery is the sections,near the moon hill,alongside have tourist attractions like Big Banyan Tree, butterfly spring, ancient totem path,yulong river,dragon pool…… the best way to visit is to ride bike or e-Motor.Yangshuo Ten Mile Gallery is located in Yangshuo Moon Mountain. It is known as the Yangshuo Shili Gallery because of its beautiful scenery along the road.The best way to appreciate Shili Gallery is by bicycle. The government has set up many observation decks and rest pavilions for tourists to rest.In the early spring, it is still the best place to see rapeseed.The Ten-Mile Gallery Scenic Area covers a large area of countryside near Yangshuo, which boasts stunning karst peaks, peaceful rural villages, and the scenic Yulong River.Within the Ten-Mile Gallery Scenic Area, the highlight is undoubtedly the Yulong River, which passes by amazing karst peaks and small villages. Drifting along the Yulong River on a non-motorized bamboo raft is the most relaxed and tranquil way to appreciate Yangshuo's countryside and take in the otherworldly views of the surrounding karst peaks, making this a must-do activity for visitors to Yangshuo.There are several sections of the Yulong River you can raft, but we suggest traveling from Shuiedi Wharf down to Gongnong Bridge, which is about 3 km and takes around 50 minutes. If you want to spend more time rafting, you can also raft from Jima Wharf down to Gongnong Bridge, which is about 6 km and takes around 90 minutes. Both sections afford stunning views of the dazzling nature and picturesque villages along the Yulong River.Be aware that the bamboo rafts are quite small and you have to remain seated throughout the trip. The rafts have no roof, so a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses are recommended in sunny weather. In addition, there are small waterfalls along the river, which the rafts will go near or under; this is not dangerous, but it may wet your shoes a bit.Depending on the day you are visiting, there might be long lines for rafting and a great number of rafts on the river. We recommend going early if you are visiting during peak season or on a weekend.There are also paved paths on the banks of the Yulong River. These paths are ideal for hiking and biking, as well as taking in the breathtaking views along the Yulong River. If your hotel is close to the river, these paths are perfect for a morning jog or evening stroll.The vertical karst peaks near Yangshuo offer some of Asia's best climbing. Within the scenic area, you can find several climbing outfits that provide a range of different climbing experiences, whether you are a beginner or an expert. This is a great way to explore the region's topography from a different perspective.Accessibility InformationTraveling along the river on a bamboo raft is difficult and unsafe for wheelchair users. Visitors in wheelchairs can use parts of the walking path on the banks of the river, but please be aware that there are arched bridges at places along the walkway.