Yibin City Information
Yibin is a city in southeastern Sichuan Province, located at the confluence of the Min and Jinsha rivers where they merge to form the Yangtze River. Known as the First City on the Yangtze, Yibin is famous for its bamboo forests and karst landscapes.
Overview
With a history of over 2,000 years, Yibin is known for its Wuliangye liquor (one of China's most famous baijiu brands), its strategic river location, and its natural attractions.
Top Attractions
Shunan Bamboo Sea (Southern Sichuan Bamboo Sea): One of the largest bamboo forests in China, covering 120 square kilometers. Walking trails, waterfalls, and bamboo groves create an otherworldly landscape.
Xingwen Stone Sea: A UNESCO Global Geopark featuring dramatic karst formations, giant stone forests, and underground caves.
Cuiping Mountain: Offers panoramic views of Yibin city and the confluence of the three rivers.
Getting There
Yibin has a high-speed rail station with connections to Chengdu (about 2 hours) and Chongqing. Yibin Wuliangye Airport has flights from major Chinese cities.