Attraction · Guilin Yongfu Baishou Rock (Hundred Longevity Rock) & Longevity City

Yongfu Baishou Rock (Hundred Longevity Rock) & Longevity City

A fortune-and-longevity culture landmark of Yongfu, a "hometown of longevity in China"; Baishou Rock's cliff is carved with 100 variants of the character "shou" (longevity) — a double spectacle of calligraphy and folk custom

Visitor info

Opening hours
All day
Ticket
Free

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A fortune-and-longevity culture landmark of Yongfu, honored as a "hometown of longevity in China"; Baishou Rock's cliff is carved with 100 variants of the character "shou" (longevity) — a double spectacle of calligraphy and folk custom. Yongfu's luohanguo (monk fruit) is famed as the "oriental miracle fruit"; plantations welcome visits and purchases, and the county town's "Fu Shou" themed streetscapes form a coherent whole — great for a half-day wellness trip.

Getting there: Self-drive from Yongfu

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