Yulin 3-Day 2-Night Travel Guide | Local's Guide is Awesome

| Local's Guide is Awesome. Yulin 3-Day 2-Night Travel Guide | Local's Guide is Awesome❗️ Sorry, as a travel blogger and a Yulin 'native,' my guide is late! 🧎‍♀️ ⭕️Attractions⭕️ 1⃣️ Shizi Street: In recent years, Yulin has been focusing on cultural tourism, transforming this once dirty and messy night market street into a trendy check-in spot (it changes frequently, so feel free to add pictures). However, for delicious snacks, go to Meilin Street or the night market on Gongyuan Road. 2⃣️ Jiuqu Alley: A renovated old residential alley, and the new Miniso store (a must-visit for Sanrio fans) are both located on Shizi Street. 3⃣️ Wucai Tianyuan: A 4A scenic spot. It's very large; although I've been there more than 10 times, I still can't say I've explored it all. Each season brings new surprises. If you have kids, you can take the small train around the park. 4⃣️ Shuijie and Xiaoxizang: Both are near Wucai Tianyuan. Xiaoxizang is purely for checking in, and the road is hard to find, so it's optional. 5⃣️ Darong Mountain: 1.5 hours drive from Yulin city. It has mountains, water, and clouds, giving you a wild feeling in nature! I recommend staying one night at a hotel halfway up the mountain for a cool and oxygen-rich experience. 6⃣️ Garden Expo Park: It has some amusement facilities. I occasionally take my kids there. Next to it is Kela Bay Water World. If time is limited, these two places are not a must-visit. 7⃣️ Yuntian Palace: Since you're here, why not check out our landmark? 🙊 8⃣️ Pengdong Village: A Ming and Qing dynasty ancient village, well-restored. ⭕️Transportation⭕️ 1⃣️ High-speed train 🚄: Currently, Yulin has only one train station—Yulin Station. The 'Yulin North' station is expected to open by the end of this year, reducing the travel time to Guangzhou South to just one and a half hours! 2⃣️ Airplane ✈️: Fumian Airport, 50 minutes from the city. Here, you might experience the legendary 'hundred-person send-off,' as the airport is separated from nearby villages by just a net, and locals often come to 'watch planes,' which is very cute. 🙊 3⃣️ City transportation: The city is small, so taxis 🚖 are convenient, and shared electric scooters are everywhere. ⭕️Food⭕️ 👉 My regular spots: Beef Brisket Noodles (local tip: any roadside stall with many middle-aged customers won't be bad 😭😂, no need to queue for a specific one) Others: Pin Hao Ju, Juan Xian Fen (West Street entrance), Liang Ban Fen (near Aier Eye Hospital), Glutinous Rice (alley opposite Fu An Ju) Wontons: Da Xiong Wontons, Biao Ge Wontons Snacks: Rice Maggots, Sweet Tofu Pudding, Salt-baked and Marinated Delicacies (several shops from Wudengpo to the middle of Shizi Street) Milk Tea: Feiyu Tea House, Baozhu Gong, Xiyuan Qian 👉 Good-looking and tasty spots: Qingyang Coffee, 0775 Cake, Sancang Coffee... ⭕️Accommodation⭕️ From budget to luxury, prices are generally around 100 yuan. Hotels like Jingxiang and Dongfang Wenhua, which have pools and a resort feel, start at 300-400 yuan per night.