Is it appropriate to travel to Guilin during the Spring Festival?
It is not appropriate to go to Guilin during the Spring Festival.
For Guilin, the Spring Festival is a cold season. There is more rain at this time, the lowest temperature is about 6 degrees, and the highest temperature is 13 degrees. It is rainy for one or two weeks during the New Year. It’s extremely cold, so if you want to travel to Guilin during the Chinese New Year, you’ll need to estimate whether you can withstand the cold.
In addition, there are many tourist attractions in Guilin, such as downtown Guilin (Elephant Trunk Mountain, Two Rivers and Four Lakes, etc.), Yangshuo (Li River, Yulong River), Shili Gallery (Dragon Backbone), etc., which are all very attractive. People, so when you go sightseeing, you must prepare in advance which attractions you want to visit.
Guilin has three winters with little snow and flowers all year round. The average annual temperature (1981-2010) is close to 19.1 degrees Celsius. July and August are the hottest months, with an average temperature of about 28 degrees Celsius. January and February are the coldest, with an average temperature of about 9 degrees Celsius. The lowest temperature occasionally drops below 0 degrees Celsius.
Guilin’s scenic spots:
Guilin has 60 A-level scenic spots, including 4 5A-level scenic spots, namely Guilin Lijiang Scenic Area, Guilin Lemandi Leisure World, Guilin Duxiu Peak-Wangcheng Scenic Area, Guilin Two Rivers and Four Lakes·Xiangshan Scenic Area, there are 25 4A-level scenic spots and 31 3A-level scenic spots.
Guilin City is located in the alluvial plain of the Li River Valley. The Guizhou Prefecture (Guilin) City was built in the Tang Dynasty. The city outline was built at the intersection of the Lijiang River and the Yangjiang River (now known as the Taohua River). The Lijiang River and the Yangjiang River formed the city's waterproof system in the east and west, and the mountains such as Diecai Mountain and Baoji Mountain were borrowed in the north. Constructing land-based city defenses to protect Jiacheng and Zicheng objectively formed an urban pattern surrounded by mountains and rivers.
In the Song Dynasty, cities were built by digging ponds and markets along mountains and rivers, forming the existing urban lake water system (Song moat) and core area land use pattern. In the Ming Dynasty, Jingjiang Royal City was built with Diecai Mountain and Elephant Trunk Mountain as the urban axis and Duxiu Peak as the core. The urban form of blending city and landscape was basically formed.
Guilin’s urban roads often have a relationship with the various mountains in the city, forming a tortuous and regular road line; the roads and waterways along the rivers and lakes are in a compliant relationship, making the blocks near the water also The changes are interesting.
The mountain scenery, water color, countryside and city walls are cleverly integrated, and the spatial pattern and structural form are unique. The city is in the scenery and the scenery is in the city, forming a harmonious city of Guilin's "mountain-water-city" form.