Sun and Moon Twin Pagodas in Guilin: Three World Records, the Ultimate Beauty of Night Awaits You!

The scenery in the downtown area of Guilin is concentrated, making it very suitable for tourists to take a leisurely city walk. The night view is even more unique, displaying exquisiteness everywhere. Especially the Sun and Moon Twin Pagodas, it's definitely worth setting aside time in the evening to appreciate. The Two Rivers and Four Lakes (Two Rivers: Li River, Peach Blossom River; Four Lakes: Banyan Lake, Fir Lake, Osmanthus Lake, Mulong Lake) are known as the 'Little Venice'. The Sun and Moon Twin Pagodas hold three world records: 🌈 The golden pagoda is the tallest copper pagoda in the world 🌈 It is the tallest pair of pagodas on water in the world 🌈 The tallest copper building in the world. The Sun and Moon Twin Pagodas are located in the middle of Fir Lake, and it only takes half an hour to walk around the lake. The docks on the east and south shores of the lake are the best spots for photography, and they are also the most crowded places. Remember to set aside time in the evening to capture the beautiful night scenery. The Sun and Moon Twin Pagodas are located next to the Lijiang Waterfall Hotel, diagonally opposite to the No. 3 entrance of Elephant Trunk Hill Park. The park is open for free. If you want to climb the pagodas, you can buy a ticket on site for 35 yuan, which allows you to climb both pagodas. The two pagodas are connected underwater, and there are elevators to the top. The lighting time is from 7 pm to 10 pm, don't miss it. ❗Here are some good spots for photography: 1. The boarding area at the Two Rivers and Four Lakes Night Cruise Pier, where you can capture the effect of the two pagodas overlapping in front and behind. The last boat departs at 9 pm, after which the pier is emptier and more convenient for photography. 2. The Zhiyin Platform Pier, where you can capture the two pagodas side by side, is more crowded, and you can take photos in ethnic costumes. ⚠️ Caution: There are night lights along the lakeshore, which can impair visibility, so be extra careful when going down to the shore at night.