Did the ancient villagers of Yulong River ever imagine their humble waterway becoming the Yulongtan Tourist Attraction? Here we stand, at the heart of this natural wonder in Longsheng County, Guilin. Yulongtan Tourist Attraction, also known as Yulong River, is more than just a pretty picture. It’s a living tapestry woven with history, legends, and the rhythms of rural life. The river wasn’t always called Yulong. It was once known as Anle Water, meaning “Peace and Happiness”. Legend claims a dragon, captivated by the area’s beauty, journeyed from the East Sea and made its home here. The dragon, appearing both at night and during the day, led the villagers to rename the river Yulong, meaning “Dragon Meeting River”. While dragon sightings are now unlikely, the beauty that drew the mythical creature remains. Yulongtan Tourist Attraction offers a glimpse into rural China. Imagine the villagers of centuries past, using rafts for daily transport, navigating between homes, markets, and rice paddies. Today, those rafts offer visitors a tranquil journey down the river. Sit back and let the current carry you through a landscape of emerald hills and vibrant farmlands, a scene straight out of a traditional Chinese ink brush painting. Feel the spray of the weirs as your raft glides over them, a playful reminder of the river’s dynamic spirit. Yulongtan Tourist Attraction invites you to slow down. Embrace the peace that first named this river Anle Water. Experience the tranquility that captivated a dragon. Discover the simple beauty that continues to enchant visitors from around the world.
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