Wu Zhi Hill
Wu Zhi Hill
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xeno
Yangshuo County, China5 contributions
Sept 2023 • Couples
Unbelievably beautiful place that no one seems to know. Had the whole mountain for ourselves! Views are amazing, especially in the evening before sunset. Easily accessible in around 1h from Yangshuo by rental scooter.
Written 18 September 2023
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YP CHAN
Singapore, Singapore396 contributions
July 2019 • Family
We did this hike with Jack from his own private tour.
With photographic concerns with the direction of the sunlight, we climbed Wu Zhi Hill in the morning and then Xianggong Hill in the evening.
Wu Zhi Hill was a hard slog in hot weather but the views at the summit were stupendous and exhilarating, without any crowds except us.
Totally worth it!
With photographic concerns with the direction of the sunlight, we climbed Wu Zhi Hill in the morning and then Xianggong Hill in the evening.
Wu Zhi Hill was a hard slog in hot weather but the views at the summit were stupendous and exhilarating, without any crowds except us.
Totally worth it!
Written 25 July 2019
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Rachel L
Seminyak, Indonesia20 contributions
Sept 2019 • Friends
Forget Xianggongshan or Lao Zhai mountain, this is place has the most amazing view and there are not much people. There were less than 10 people when I was there and 3/4 of them were professional photographers. You don't need to jostle for space like Xianggongshan. A 20mins climb up with well paved steps and you will reach the top.
I would climb this over and over again
I would climb this over and over again
Written 21 September 2019
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Henry W
Baltimore, MD109 contributions
Apr 2018
Lots of steps to go to the top. The view is great if the sky is clear. Also tons of tourists daily. Go early in the morning when the air is fresh.
Written 3 March 2019
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NWtraveler969
Seattle, WA350 contributions
Apr 2018 • Family
It's a bit out off the beaten path but well known to our hotel staff in Yangshuo for its unique views over the countryside, with picturesque streams, fields, villages, and the famed karst mountains rising everywhere. Photos from Wu Zhi hill are found in many guidebooks (frontispiece of the Lonely Planet 2017 "Discover China," for example) and websites. Many of these photos are taken at sunset on clear days but it's still beautiful even with the usual clouds and haze that were present when we visited.
The cost in April 2018 was 50 CNY per person. You have to hike up a short 15-20 min path, all on well-made stone steps. They are building several stone buildings at the base of the hike and it seems likely they wish to develop this into a major tourist attraction on the order of Xianggong Mountain or Moon Hill.
The cost in April 2018 was 50 CNY per person. You have to hike up a short 15-20 min path, all on well-made stone steps. They are building several stone buildings at the base of the hike and it seems likely they wish to develop this into a major tourist attraction on the order of Xianggong Mountain or Moon Hill.
Written 8 April 2018
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kim buay p
Singapore, Singapore13,011 contributions
Sept 2019
We arranged with a kind local driver to pick us from hotel to visit this hill at 4 pm. It took an hour to drive there. Entrance fee is 50 yuan and the place is well maintained with restroom. The steps are wide and we took about 15 mins to climb up to a great view. We decided to stay for sunset view which is about 6.20 pm. Our driver was very kind to let us stay on. There were not many people up there. It is an easy to climb hill with a great view.
Written 13 September 2019
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Elizabeth M
Shanghai, China13 contributions
July 2018 • Family
It is 800 stairs, with only one rest point, and most of it is not shaded from the sun. The view from the top is worth it. The sunset maybe spectacular, but we went during the day (95degrees!) and with blue skies it is outstanding. You NEED a panorama feature when you go up here otherwise you cannot fully capture it.
Written 7 July 2018
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Is november weather safe to climb wuzhi hill to view the sunset?
Written 30 October 2019
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