Children from Harbin embark on an exciting study tour in Guilin

The children travel over 3,000 kilometers to reach Guilin. [Photo/Guilin Daily]

15 children from Harbin arrived in Guilin by plane, commencing their four-day study tour in Guilin on Jan 10.

As early as Jan 5, the Guilin municipal culture, radio, television, and tourism bureau invited these children to Guilin through a short video.

Local specialties such as oil tea, sugar oranges, strawberries, osmanthus cakes, and dried sweet potatoes were ready for the children at the airport in Guilin. Guilin's cultural and tourism department also prepared a rich welcome gift for these "little tigers from the northeast," making the children full of anticipation for the upcoming study tour of the mountains and rivers.

The children visit the scenic area in Guilin. [Photo/Guilin Daily]

The accompanying teachers expressed that through this study tour, the children could experience the profound cultural heritage of their motherland. The children visited scenic spots in Guilin, such as the Lijiang River, Elephant Trunk Hill, Piled Festoon Hill, Camel Hill, Jingjiang Princes' Palace, and Ruyi Peak.

To provide a better study tour experience for the children, the tour guides adopted more interactive methods and explained in plain language. They provided comprehensive services, taking good care of the children from the northeast and reassuring parents, teachers, and netizens.

The president of the Guilin Tour Guide Association stated that through their enthusiastic service, they hope to let the children feel the charm of Guilin and attract more people to visit Guilin.