Your private driver and personal guide will collect you from Guilin hotel or your hotel in Yangshuo/Xingping. The pick up time and driving hours and distance as follows: From Guilin it's around 1.5 hours to Ping'an, 100KM. From Yangshuo, it's around 2hrs driving via the highway, 150KM. From Xingping,it's around 2.5hrs driving via the highway & Normal way, 180KM. We will arrive in Longji tickets office first and we will stop there for 15 minutes to purchse the ticket then use the car again to the Ping'an or Dazhai village.

Your first stop is the 'Long Hair Village', Huangluo, where the Yao women grow their hair to spectacular lengths – some as long as 6.6 feet (2 meters)! Learn about Yao lifestyles here, before you journey up to Ping'an Village, set among the dazzling rice terraces of Longji, and still home to traditional wooden houses, where Zhuang and Yao minorities tend their fields as they have for centuries. Enjoy a traditional lunch in Ping'an (own expense) before your guide leads you through the rice terraces, telling the story of how these stunning landscapes were created over many centuries as the locals carved fields out of the vertiginous slopes of Longji. Soak up the lush scenery and relaxing atmosphere as you capture timeless shots. If you're returning to Guilin, you'll generally leave around 3:30pm (if you're staying in Yangshuo, you'll leave at 4:30pm), arriving back at your destination around 5:30pm.

After 2hrs driving from Longji Rice Terraces area, we can have a dinner before the show, can eat at West street or the show theatre area, it depends how many time that we have and we will see the first show which is start at 19:30pm and the show lasts for 70 minutes and we will back to Guilin hotel at 22:10pm or back to Yangshuo hotel at 21:00pm or back to Xingping hotel at 21:30pm. The Impression Liu Sanjie is an outdoor evening show in Yangshuo town, with natural mountains and water as the setting. It is directed by famous movie director Zhang Yimou and is performed by local villagers and fishermen, particularly local minority groups as Zhuang and Yao.