TravelLog: Guilin China 2017

My September ends beautifully. I had a chance to travel to Guilin China with my family. This was my first ever trip to China. I've always wanted to visit China especially the Great Wall of China but I still don't have the opportunity to do so yet. 

6 days 5 nights

Travel Agent: Andalusia Holidays

Flight: Air Asia

Date: 21 September - 26 September 2017

Guilin - Yongshau - Ghaungzhou

29 people in our group

Day 01 - KLIA 2 Airport at 3:30 am. We did not get any sleep that night.

The oldest mosque in Guilin. Islam has been here for more then 800 years and yet there are not many Muslim here.

Li River Cruise - Yongshau




Day 02 - Silver Cave




Shopping at Bamboo shop


Day 03 - We are already in Guilin. We stayed at Hotel Universal


Some random things about day 3

• Day three of our fun holiday in Guilin
• I just finished having breakfast nasi goreng cina again. I have ate a lot of rice these last few days
• On our way to Silk Factory
• I have a soar throat since yesterday
• I think the water here is not so clean
• I am missing Hanif so much
• I am having the time of my life. I am finally feel free
• Guilin is a small city compare to Beijing and Shanghai. Less than 3 million people here. In Beijing and Shanghai is about 25 million people and the cost of living there is way too high
• Our tourist guide is Alex and right now he is telling us a story of Guilin and China too 🇨🇳

Day 04 - At Train station in Guilin. 
 


Arriving at Ghaungzhou town from Guilin. Two and a half hours speed train ride.




Day 05 - More sight seeing and shopping. I need to come back just to Ghaungzhou to do some serious shopping.



Day 06 - At Ghaungzhou airport

Overall I am so happy here. Six days taking a break from my normal life really makes me happy. Life is so much bigger than my problem. If given a chance I wanted to travel the world and spend like a year just to experience the culture and the scenery.

I don't have any problem follow the itinerary set by the company. It's a stress free travel all I have to do is show up. I highly recommend this trip for the whole family to enjoy. You don't have any problem to meet 10,000 step a day requirement because you have to walk a lot. The food was also great and I don't have any issue. The point of travelling is to experience the local food and culture.