Guilin Fuli Bridge is truly the pinnacle of Chinese landscape

I read a lot about avoiding Yangshuo, and it is indeed a very commercialized tourist spot. I didn't choose the ferry or bamboo rafting. The best spots on the ferry are official and require a 4-hour ride, and bamboo rafting would mess up my hair and makeup, haha. My parents didn't want to bother either, so I directly parked at the Old County Wharf (no parking fee), rented two electric scooters, each costing 30. We rode all the way to Fuli Bridge, stopping to take pictures at beautiful spots along the way. It was so photogenic! Fuli Bridge is a must-visit! Many shots are taken on the bridge, but the view from under the bridge looking up is even more stunning. The ancient charm of Fuli Bridge is overwhelming. After visiting Fuli Bridge, we rode back to the Old County to return the scooters (we were tired), then drove to the free swing spot. Navigate to Huatianghai Yulong Legend Hotel, go down the road opposite, and we happened to catch the sunset, feeling like we were in a landscape painting. After enjoying the view, we went straight back to Guilin for dinner—resolutely not spending money in Yangshuo, haha!