Yibin Travel Guide
Yunnan Province | Population: 595,000
Having a unique location is the biggest asset of prefecture-level Yibin City, Sichuan Province, China. The tributary Minjiang River meets the mighty Yangtze River in Yibin, bestowing the city with a spectacular landscape in the process. Yibin has been a historically popular city due to its location on the ancient Southern Silk Route when people of different nationalities visited the city for trade. It has been a major commercial and trading hub for centuries and still is a prosperous urban area. Its rich natural beauty, diverse culture, and ancient relics have made it a must-visit holiday destination resulting in a large number of inbound tourists per year.
Yibin is one of the many cities in China where the influence of diverse cultures is evident in its beautiful ethnic history. The Xijiashan Folk House showcases the best relics pertaining to the folk art, folk architecture, and folk customs and traditions of the people of Yibin during the Ming and Qing Dynasty eras. On the outskirts of Yibin City is the quaintly attractive riverside town of Lizhuang with its tree-lined avenues and ancient Qing Dynasty architecture.
On the other than, Yibin City is a highly evolved urban area with skyscrapers, luxury hotels, well-maintained infrastructure, organized public transport systems, and more. There are many multi-cuisine restaurants, bars, and nightclubs.
On the other than, Yibin City is a highly evolved urban area with skyscrapers, luxury hotels, well-maintained infrastructure, organized public transport systems, and more. There are many multi-cuisine restaurants, bars, and nightclubs.
