Tickets and booking
There is no entrance ticket here: Cafe.M.Y (Mingyuan Coffee House) is a cafe, and the only documented charges are per drink — 28 yuan for a latte and 32 yuan for a cappuccino. The data pack lists no reservation requirement and no booking channel, so none should be assumed. One caveat worth acting on: the listing’s own name carries a ‘temporarily not open’ note, even though the recorded hours run 09:00-23:30 daily. Confirming the cafe is actually open before walking over is the reliable move.
Entrance and routes
There is a single, simple approach on record. From the westernmost end of West Street in Yangshuo, walk north along Binjiang Road for 100 meters; the address is 23 Binjiang Road. No gates, ticket checkpoints, or alternative entrances appear in the data — access is the same at any point in the 09:00-23:30 opening window.
Photo spots
The pack contains no documented viewpoints, terraces, or sightlines, so no specific photo claims can be made. The concrete anchor is the location itself: 23 Binjiang Road — the road name translates as ‘riverbank road’ — at the west end of Yangshuo’s West Street. Treat any photos as incidental to the coffee stop rather than planning the visit around them.
Timing and crowds
Recorded hours are 09:00-23:30, every day of the week, and the suggested visit length is 1-3 hours. That is a wide window, from morning coffee through to a late-night finish before the 23:30 close. The pack carries no crowd or busy-period data, so no claims about quiet times can be made — schedule it around your own West Street plans rather than expected queues, and weigh the ‘temporarily not open’ note in the listing name before fixing a time.
Walking and effort
None. This is a cafe stop, not a hike. The entire documented effort is the 100-meter walk north along Binjiang Road from the west end of West Street, and the 1-3 hour suggested duration is time spent at the venue, not on trails. No stairs, elevation, or terrain information appears in the pack.
Getting there
The only access route in the data is on foot: reach the far west end of West Street, then walk 100 meters north along Binjiang Road to number 23. The cafe sits in Yangshuo, Guilin, but the pack lists no bus lines, taxi details, parking, or distances from the bus station — treat the West Street walk as the baseline plan and sort out any other transport on the ground.
Cost breakdown
Entry is free; costs are whatever you order. The two documented prices are a latte at 28 yuan per cup and a cappuccino at 32 yuan per cup, so a one-drink visit runs 28-32 yuan. No other menu prices, food items, or service charges are recorded, and no tickets or passes apply to a cafe.
