How can I find cheap flights to Guilin on eDreams?
At eDreams you will find flights from 128$ to Guilin. Thanks to the combination of various technologies, machine learning algorithms and real user searches on our platform, you will be able to choose between the different options that best suit your needs when you have to fly to Guilin.
When's the best time to book flights to Guilin?
By this we mean when travellers book their tickets. For the best time to actually travel to Guilin, read on.
When's the best time to go to Guilin?
According to our customers' flight searches, the best time to fly to Guilin is March.
The next best month to travel to Guilin is April.
And let's not forget February, the third top choice for travelling to Guilin.
However if you prefer things on the less busy side, we can highlight November as the least popular month for flights to Guilin.
Which airlines fly to Guilin?
Airlines flying direct from Singapore to Guilin include:
- Xiamen Airlines also operates numerous flights, some of them originating from Shanghai, Nanchang and Ningbo.
Airlines with indirect flights to Guilin include:
- China Eastern Airlines, which flies from Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or Manila.
- Juneyao Airlines, with flights from Singapore and Johor Bahru, as well as from Kuching.
- Air Asia, with flights from Singapore, Bangkok and also Hong Kong.
What is the weather like in Guilin?
If you're looking for summer vibes, the best time to travel to Guilin is in August, July and September, when the average temperature reaches 32º, while September, October and December are the 3 sunniest months of the year, with an average of 21 hours.
However, if you prefer colder temperatures, make sure you visit Guilin during January, February or December to experience an average of 6º.
For those who don't care too much about temperatures, but want to avoid getting wet in the rain, it's important to avoid travelling during May, June and April, when the average precipitation in Guilin is 306mm, while the months of December, January and September are drier, with an average of 58mm.