Train from Guilin to Xian

Xian and Guilin are both hot destinations in China for tourists from domestic and abroad. Xianis the commercial center of China with both historical and modern attractions. Guilin is a beautiful karst landscape city with natural attractions which is said that “Guilin’s landscape is the most beautiful in the world”. In this page, we offer Train from Guilin to Xian and travel tips for the two cities for your reference, and hopping this is helpful for your China tour. Top Guilin Travel will be very happy to be you Guilin tour plan adviser.

Tips for Travel to Xian and Guilin

Domestic Travel High Season
Chinese Spring Festival: From later Jan to early Feb. usually
International Labor Day: May 1 to 3
National Day Golden Week: Oct.1 to 7
The Chinese New Year holiday and the National Day Golden week are the most crowded period for a China tour.

♦ Best Time to Visit Guilin:
Guilin is suitable for travelling all year round, and Li River is beautiful in all four seasons. The best time to visit Guilin is between April and October. During this time, the area is at its most green. The most important thing to know about Guilin weather is that it can get very hot, humid, and it rains a lot! The average temperature for the year is 19.3 Celsius with a July average temperature of 28.3 degrees. The average rainfall for the year is 192.6 cm per month.

♦ Best time to Visit Xian:
The best time to visit Xian is is from spring (March) to autumn (November), and most suitable is in June, July, August and September. In this period, the average temperature is at comfortable level, which is about 20°C / 68.0°F and 30°C / 86.0°F on average. April, May and October are also great months which may a little cooler than above months, about 10°C / 50.0°F and 20°C / 68.0°F.

Recommended China tour to Guilin and Shanghai: 12 Days Tour to Inland China (Shanghai-Guilin-Chengdu-Xian-Beijing)

 

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