guilin

The Guilin rice noodles you get in Beijing is just a non-local copy of the actual dish.

Maybe a visit to the heritage park in Guilin honoring the US Flying Tigers in WW II is in order?

You might do well to visit the Flying Tigers Museum in Guilin to get a sense of what the U.

I recently traveled to Guilin (Guangxi) and usually had to keep my winter jacket on when eating in restaurants.

My girlfriend was working in Guilin and was surprised on how quiet all the traffic was because most of it were EVs already.

I would assume Guilin Noodles are cousin of Vietnam Pho, based on the similarity of their ingredients and their geographic positions.

This reminds me of a trip to Guilin when I was an athletic 22-year-old.

Like I think there are only 2 Guilin style restaurants in the NYC area (please correct me if wrong - I'd love recommendations).

The nature spans salt lakes and rainbow mountains akin to South America, to the Northern Lights in Mohe down to karst formations of Guilin shared with Vietnam's Halong Bay.

That photo is from guilin, and I have similar photos.

For example, I visited Guilin a few years back, and there wasn't any detectable pollution (I'm asthmatic, so I really feel it where pollution is bad).

Guangxi and guangdong also, though winter weather isn’t as bad, but touring Guilin I the winter was also a bit uncomfortable, only the five star hotels provided real heating.

We might consider Kunming, Guilin, or even Lijiang after our kid grows up (southwest China has the best weather).

Wild animal market pictures were taken in Guilin, Gongguan or even Tomohon market in Indonesia.

Like, many westerners visit Guilin, and it’s very easy to run into dog meat there.