Yulong River
A tributary of the Li River, perfect for bamboo rafting through peaceful countryside scenery.
History & Background
The Yulong River is a tributary of the Li River, flowing through the countryside around Yangshuo. Smaller and quieter than the Li River, it offers a more intimate experience of the karst landscape. Bamboo rafting on the Yulong has been a local tradition for centuries, originally used for fishing and transport.
What to See & Do
- Bamboo raft ride through karst peaks
- Ancient stone bridges including Yulong Bridge
- Rice paddies and farmland scenery
- Traditional villages along the riverbank
- Swallow Cave and other natural features
Visitor Tips
- Book bamboo rafts in advance in peak season
- Bring sun protection and water
- The raft ride takes about 2 hours
- Combine with cycling through the countryside
- Visit in the morning for calmer waters
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