The best way to open up the picturesque Ming Shi pastoral scenery is in Guangxi

After arriving in Guangxi, I was repeatedly shocked by the magnificence of nature. When we got to Ming Shi pastoral area, it was already evening. The sky was drizzling, and in the misty rain, we walked along the path beside the Ming Shi River towards the direction of the scenic area. The mountains were shrouded in mist, seeming both real and surreal. The air was fresh, and the mountain views were magnificent. The fiery red kapok flowers bloomed like flames, standing proud and passionate against the dark green mountains. It could be said that every step revealed a new vista, as if walking in a painting. We took a sightseeing bus into the scenic area the next day, 35 yuan per person, 15 yuan for children. You can also enter by bamboo raft, 120 yuan per person. Or you can borrow a bicycle from the hotel to ride in. Of course, you can also walk. The whole loop is about 6km (not measured, just guessing). Little tip... All the above methods can be used to enter the Ming Shi pastoral scenic area. There is no admission fee for the Ming Shi pastoral scenic area, just different transportation costs for different methods of entry. Since the Ming Shi pastoral scenic area does not have a clear boundary, many friends are not clear about where to take photos, leading to some pitfalls. The mountains and waters are indeed all beautiful, but there are also some spots, such as the Fish Scale Dam, that are particularly picturesque for photos, so don't miss them! Therefore, I still suggest taking the official recommended methods like the sightseeing bus or bamboo raft, as there will be explanations and stops at the photogenic spots.