Tickets and booking
The data pack lists exactly one price for Ding Er Ding Bar: a 100 yuan ticket. No booking platforms, reservation requirements, or concession rates appear in the pack, so the practical default is to pay at the venue during opening hours (19:00-02:00, daily year-round). The figure is a point-in-time listing rather than a live price, so confirm the current ticket cost on site if the 100 yuan matters to your budget.
Entrance and routes
This is a street-front bar, not a gated sight, so there is no entrance system to navigate. The address places the venue directly on the West Street pedestrian street in Yangshuo County, Guilin. The documented approach is by bus: ride Yangshuo branch line 601 and alight at the West Street stop, then continue on foot along the pedestrian street to the bar’s door. No distance or walking time between the stop and the door is recorded in the pack.
Photo spots
The pack contains no photo-specific data — no viewpoints and no interior descriptions. What it does establish is the setting and the light: a frontage on West Street, Yangshuo’s pedestrian street, and opening hours of 19:00-02:00, meaning any visit happens after dark. Shots are therefore night scenes of the pedestrian street and the bar’s street-level entrance; nothing about the interior or any view is on record.
Timing and crowds
Hours are 19:00 to 02:00 the following morning, Monday through Sunday, all year (1 January to 31 December). The suggested duration is 1-3 hours, which fits inside one evening with room to spare. The pack includes no crowd data — no peak hours, no quiet periods — so where a visit lands within the 19:00-02:00 window is a matter of preference, not a documented pattern. The hard constraints are simply the 19:00 opening and the 02:00 close.
Walking and effort
None. Ding Er Ding Bar is a street-level venue on a pedestrian street, not a trailhead: the pack lists no routes, elevation, or distances, and the only exertion involved is walking along West Street from the bus stop to the door. It belongs to a flat, on-foot evening rather than a hiking day.
Getting there
One route is documented: Yangshuo branch line 601, alighting at the West Street stop, which serves the pedestrian street where the bar stands. The pack records no fares, headways, or first and last departures for the 601, so verify those locally; the 601-to-West-Street-stop combination is the reliable default. No other transport options appear in the data.
Cost breakdown
The only cost on record is the 100 yuan ticket. The pack prices nothing else — no drink minimums, no service charges, and no fare for the 601 bus — so the documented line item for a visit is 100 yuan, with every other expense unpriced in the current data. For budgeting, count the 100 yuan as the fixed figure and treat transport and drinks as costs to confirm on the ground.
