Daye Divine Land
The Daye Divine Land scenic area is located 45 kilometers from downtown Guilin, in Daying Yao Ethnic Township, Lingchuan County, within the core of the Haiyang Mountain-Lijiang River Water Conservation Forest Reserve. Situated at the junction of karst and danxia landforms, the area boasts pristine natural landscapes such as grand canyons, sinkholes, caves, high mountains, unique peaks, a large waterfall cluster, and rivers, embodying the essence of Guilin’s scenery. The first phase of development has introduced tourist activities including the Golden Buddha Gorge Waterfall Hiking & Creek Tracing, Daye River Rafting, orienteering & adventure training, and leisure vacations. With Guilin’s tallest and most stunning waterfall cluster, the mysterious Golden Buddha Gorge, thrilling yet safe Daye River rafting, authentic Yao ethnic culture, and joyful outdoor sports, it forms a brand-new destination on Guilin’s eastern tourism route.
As soon as you enter the canyon, a cool mountain breeze greets you, while the clear stream and the little fish swimming alongside you bring a sense of tranquility. The fresh forest air and cheerful birdsong make you marvel at how beautiful this place truly is. Of course, you can also opt to wear straw shoes, a life jacket, and a helmet to experience the wild thrill of climbing. For even more excitement, you can engage in a lively water fight with your friends in the stream, or take a refreshing swim in the pool beneath the waterfall.
After hiking through the dense forest canyon for half an hour, with no path ahead, you’ll be faced with the spectacular Daye Waterfall, cascading down from a sheer cliff 108 meters high.
Address:
Within Daying Yao Ethnic Township, Lingchuan County, Guilin City
Phone:
0773-3882222
Opening Hours:
9:00-17:00
Ticket:
Adult ticket: 80 RMB; children under 1.2 meters tall are free, those between 1.2–1.4 meters purchase a child ticket; student ticket: 15 RMB (valid student ID required); military personnel receive a 50% discount.
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