Xinjiang in Guilin

Am I in Guilin or Xinjiang? ||| Original photo without edits. Born and raised in Guilin, even a walk outside is surprising, due to the emerald green of the river, the vastness of the view, and the sense of seclusion amidst the hustle and bustle. The Li River route in Guilin's city area, most of the citywalk routes revolve around a section of Binjiang Road, or Longmen Bridge and Chuanshan Park, I personally recommend the city area route from Yushan Park to Diecai Mountain, and you can even walk all the way to the busier Binjiang Road. 📍Yushan Park: Flowers bloom everywhere, welcoming spring with magnolias, crabapples, and red plums. 📍Xinma Road: Quiet, with people fishing, bamboo leaves hanging low to the river surface. 📍Mahuangzhou: A small islet where fishermen live, which gets flooded every year. I admire the residents who stay here all year round. 📍Songcheng Ruins: There are seven to eight hundred-year-old city walls, and the ancient city is currently being renovated, with a future street block like Dongxi Alley. 📍Diecai Mountain: The climb is not difficult, and it's rare to see the winding Li River in the city area. There's a stele on top that reads: 'Climb Diecai Mountain, live to a hundred and three,' which is arguably the favorite photo spot for middle-aged straight men. 🕐The whole journey takes 2-3h, suitable for both the elderly and children 🎫Local citizens can enter the park with their ID card