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stephgost

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Q: Places to meet expats in Guilin

Hello,

I just moved to Guilin and would like to meet some expats.

Is there any place where expats like to hang out?

Thanks

12 years 1 week ago in General - Guilin

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TedDBayer

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There is a website for guilinexpats.com They have get togethers, I don't know anything about, never bothered. There are several small bars that expats hang out in on the walking streets. Walk down the walking street until you get to a raised platform with picnic tables, bar on the corner and one on the street to your right. Depending on your age, also a couple of discos on walking streets. Around the picnic tables you might meet a Chinese guide that will say hello, ''Jerry'', he's a nice guy. He knows where things are and can help you. PM me if you have any other questions.

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stephgost

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Yes, I saw the the guilinexpats.com site, but it doesn't seem to have been updated for the past year or two. Thanks for the advise, I will check out the pinic table area.

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