
14 Days in Yibin
Two unhurried weeks in southern Sichuan — bamboo and stone seas, hanging coffins, river towns, and slow city days between.
Quick Answer
Is 14 days enough for Yibin?
14 days lets you go beyond Yibin's core into neighborhoods, food markets, and one or two day trips at a relaxed pace.
Source: NihaoVisit Yibin guide
14-day Yibin itinerary at a glance
Use our full Yibin travel guide as the base and adapt it to 14 days. Keep the city's three signature attractions as the backbone; fill the rest with neighborhood walks, food markets, and an easy day trip.
Arrival & the rivers
Land softly — an evening look at the spot where the Min and Jinsha rivers join to form the Yangtze.

- Hejiangmen confluence
City parks & memory
Temple paths on the hill, then the memorial to the city's famous daughter; both sit inside the city.

- Cuiping Mountain park
- Zhao Yiman Memorial
Bamboo Sea, first day
Base yourself inside the scenic area and walk the green corridors around the central museum.

- Shunan Bamboo Sea central scenic area
Bamboo Sea, cliff day
The cliff-hugging plank road and cave temple occupy a whole morning on the gorge wall.

- Tianbao plank road
- Xianyu Cave
Bamboo Sea, water day
Shaded streams in the morning, then the multi-tier waterfall; carry rain gear in high water.
- Forget Worry Valley
- Rainbow Waterfall
Lizhuang Ancient Town
Riverside lanes and Qing courtyards downstream; the wartime-academia exhibition halls repay an unhurried visit.
- Lizhuang Ancient Town
Baijiu & Liubeichi
The museum district explains grain-liquor craft; Song poet Huang Tingjian floated wine cups at Liubeichi.
- Wuliangye baijiu district
- Liubeichi Park
City rest day
A deliberate pause — teahouse morning, river walk, and an early night before the eastern push.
- Minjiang riverside walk
- old town teahouses
Xingwen Stone Sea
Two hours east, karst pinnacles and the Xiaoyanwan sinkhole several hundred metres across; overnight in Xingwen.
- Xingwen Stone Sea stone forest
Xingwen caves & pits
A second day underground — lit chambers and the great dolina seen from the rim walk.
- Xingwen show caves
Hanging coffins of Gongxian
A long day south to the cliffs where the ancient Bo people set coffins high on the rock face; start early.
- Boren hanging coffins at Matangba
Xijiashan Residence
A Qing gentry compound in the Jiang'an hills, intact with its kitchens and grain stores; a quiet half day.
- Xijiashan Residence
Shuanghe town
The Changning old town is the home of liangao cold jelly noodles; linger over lunch in the flagstone lanes.
- Shuanghe Ancient Town
Markets & departure
A last market morning for tea and spices, then the train; ranmian makes the goodbye bowl.
- morning produce market
Budget for 14 days in Yibin
| Tier | Per day | 14 days total |
|---|---|---|
| Backpacker | USD $50–$80 | USD $700–$1,120 |
| Mid-range | USD $100–$200 | USD $1,400–$2,800 |
| Luxury | USD $300+ | USD $4,200+ |
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