When is the best season to travel to Guilin, Guangxi? What should I pay attention to?

In fact, Guilin has beautiful scenery all year round, so you will not be disappointed when you go to Guilin! But April-165438+ 10 is the best time to visit Guilin, because there is little rainfall, pleasant climate and moderate rivers.

However, when traveling to Guilin, I suggest you avoid the Golden Week of May 1 and November, because hotel accommodation and scenic spot tickets are relatively tight at the peak of tourism, and prices will also rise.

Finally, I'd like to attach some notes on Guilin tourism:

Please pay attention to your own safety during the trip and take care of your luggage at all times. Especially mobile phones, wallets and other valuables.

Pay special attention to clothes and shoes before climbing the mountain, try to go up the mountain lightly, and put large luggage in hotels or scenic spots to reduce the load;

It is best to wear sports shoes or shoes, not high heels, so as not to cause inconvenience and hinder safety when climbing; With the help of crutches, we should pay attention to the length, weight, appropriate and firm choice.

Take a raincoat (you can buy a portable disposable raincoat) to avoid getting wet.

Visitors should pay attention to all the signs in the scenic spot when visiting the scenic spot to avoid unnecessary troubles such as getting lost or getting lost.

When traveling to Guilin in midsummer, you should pay attention to sun protection, prepare sun protection products such as sun protection clothes, sun protection cream, sunglasses and sun protection caps, and bring anti-mosquito medicine.

If you want to buy a map, you can have a general understanding of the road conditions and scenic spots in Guilin, and you can avoid getting lost and going the wrong way!

You'd better bring enough cash, there are many places where you can't swipe your card!

It's best to book a room before going to Guilin, especially to arrange accommodation temporarily at night, which will be very passive and even more frustrating when encountering the peak of tourism!