Tickets and booking
The data pack publishes no ticket price for Yangshuo Park — the listed guidance is simply to confirm details with the scenic area directly. The one contact given is the park phone line, 0773-8822481, and that is the reliable move for checking current ticketing before you set out. No online booking channel or advance-reservation requirement appears in the pack, and the park runs around the clock every day of the year, so there are no time slots to reserve. Treat admission as a confirm-on-the-ground item: call ahead if the fare matters to your budget, and hold a small gate fee in reserve until you’ve confirmed otherwise.
Entrance and routes
The pack gives one concrete fix on where to enter: the address is No. 36 Diecui Road, Yangshuo County, Guilin, Guangxi, and the transit note says the park is reachable on foot directly opposite Yangshuo Bus Station. In practice, the bus-station side of Diecui Road is your reference point — the park sits across from it. No gate names, side entrances or internal walking routes are listed in the data, so plan on finding the entrance from the Diecui Road frontage rather than navigating to a specific gate.
Photo spots
The pack does not itemize viewpoints, structures or scenery inside Yangshuo Park, so there are no named photo spots to quote. What the data does confirm is timing freedom: the park is open all day, every day from January 1 through December 31, meaning early-morning and late-day light are both accessible without any schedule constraint. With a suggested visit of 1-3 hours, there is room to wander and shoot at an unhurried pace. Treat this as an explore-on-arrival destination rather than one with documented highlights.
Timing and crowds
No crowd levels, peak times or seasonal patterns appear in the data pack, so any claim about when Yangshuo Park gets busy would be guesswork. The hard facts: opening hours are all day, Monday through Sunday, year-round, and the suggested duration is 1-3 hours. That combination lets you slot a visit at any point in the day without checking a clock. If crowding matters to your plans, the park’s phone line, 0773-8822481, is the listed channel for asking about conditions.
Walking and effort
The pack contains no trail lengths, elevation figures or difficulty ratings for Yangshuo Park, so the exertion level has to be judged on site. The one usable signal is the suggested duration of 1-3 hours, which points to a short outing rather than a full-day trek. Plan for a straightforward park visit — comfortable shoes and water — and adjust once you can see the ground. Anyone who needs precise distance or gradient information before committing should use the listed phone number, 0773-8822481.
Getting there
The pack’s transit guidance is short and useful: Yangshuo Park is within walking distance, directly opposite Yangshuo Bus Station. That is the only transport link the data confirms — no bus route numbers, taxi estimates or distances from other landmarks are listed. Practically, this puts the park at the front door of the town’s bus station, at No. 36 Diecui Road in Yangshuo County, Guilin, Guangxi. Walking in from the bus-station area is the documented approach; for anything more specific, the park phone line is 0773-8822481.
Cost breakdown
The only cost line in the pack is the ticket, and it comes with no figure: the listed price field says to consult the scenic area for details. That means no published adult, child or concession fares can be quoted here, and the reliable move is to call the park at 0773-8822481 and confirm current admission before budgeting. On the plus side, the documented access route — walking from opposite Yangshuo Bus Station — adds no transport cost, and the pack lists no other fees of any kind. Carry this line item in your Yangshuo budget as unconfirmed until you get an answer by phone.
