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M36501****: The hotel room was newly renovated, had no unpleasant odors, and was a suitable size for business trips. The service was also excellent.
No. 36 Jiefang East Road
From € 13
Guest User: I didn't expect that there is such a hotel in Jinchengjiang. I was really surprised. The decoration, facilities, service and hygiene are very satisfactory. The lobby is very grand, with a simple tea break. There are fast charging piles at the door, and free parking is available on the two floors of the parking lot. The room is very large, about 30 square meters, and the interior decoration is very modern, all with wall cloth and wood veneer, and the luggage racks are all marble. Xiaodu Smart can voice control curtains, lights, air conditioning and even TV channels. The items and bedding in the room are of good quality, especially the mattress is moderately soft and hard, which is very suitable for my sleep requirements. I will definitely choose this hotel next time I have a chance!
No. 39 Chengxi Avenue
From € 26
Guest User: The room was newly decorated and quite spacious. The bathroom had a separate shower and toilet area, no odor, and the bedding was clean. Although the breakfast selection was limited, the ingredients were fresh, and the restaurant offered a very pleasant mountain view.
Building 2, Junmeng Jindiwang, No. 27 Jincheng West Road
From € 38
SKR and fam: Really nice hotel. Loved the view of the river and mountains! Excellent service and good location. We made a double room work for one parent and three kids by putting the beds together. So spacious.
No. 239 Jiangbei East Road
From € 27
Abc_666: The hotel lobby is quite grand, and the rooms are spacious and bright. The deluxe king room even has a small tea table by the bay window, which is very comfortable to sit by the window and relax with tea. There is a convenience store downstairs, and there are many places to eat and drink nearby, which is very convenient. The municipal government and the police station are right next door, so I feel very safe. I will stay here again next time I come.
60-meter Avenue South Side, Shangren New Area
From € 20
Guest User: Clean and very good for the price. Check-in was easy with a foreign passport.
No. 306 West Ring Road
From € 4
Guest User: Very nice hotel, brand new, smart home control, decent breakfast and no smell of smoke in the room. Would definitely stay again if family or friends visit.
Complex Building, Zone B, Phase 1, Macao International City, No. 10 Baiwang Road
From € 30
ShuiguomamiLL: 來河池第一晚就住進了棲悦裏，本來還擔心帶娃不方便，結果處處都是驚喜。酒店就在金城江民族廣場附近位置好找，跟着導航就可以找到了 服務特別暖心，不僅幫忙協調提前入住，還送了貼心小物件，帶小朋友出門的這些細節真的加分。 房間採光很好，乾淨無異味。酒店有停車場，住宿是免費停車的，周邊很多當地美食，自駕帶娃完全沒壓力
No. 61, 4th Lane, Minhe Road
From € 13
Guest User: Super satisfactory stay experience. I was a little worried after reading the reviews, but I felt so comfortable after checking in. The room was large, clean and tidy, and the bed was very comfortable. The breakfast was very good. The service staff were very good. I saw that they gave breakfast to children. It is definitely the most worthwhile hotel in Hechi. I will stay here again next time I return.
No. 19 Baiwang Road
From € 24
Guest User: My stay at the麗呈 Hotel far exceeded my expectations. The lobby was clean and spacious upon entering, and check-in with the front desk was quick and thoughtful. The room itself was ample, spotlessly clean, and the bedding was comfortable with a mattress that was just right – I slept soundly all night. The room amenities were comprehensive, including smart controls which were very convenient to use. The bathroom had a dry/wet separation, and the hot water pressure was consistent. The hotel also offers free parking, which is great for those traveling by car, and the public areas were tidy and quiet. It’s perfect for both short trips and stopovers, offering excellent value for money. They even upgraded us to a kids' room for free, which my child absolutely loved! This is truly one of the most worthwhile hotels I've ever stayed at during my travels.
No. 35 Jiangbei East Road
From € 21
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A few days ago, I posted about a hidden gem homestay in Fuzhou called Yinshi, and everyone liked it. I suddenly remembered the Mosu Homestay I visited last year, which is also very unique, and I'd like to recommend it to you all here. [Congratulate][Congratulate][Congratulate] My itinerary started in Nanning, Guangxi. First, I visited Bama and stayed at the Junlan on Cifu Lake (interested friends can check my previous post), then I went to Haokun Lake. That afternoon, I drove about 2.5 hours from Haokun Lake, passing through country roads between karst peaks and streets filled with dust from several cement plants [Akward][Akward][Akward]. I was really worried I had made a mistake, but finally, after passing through an ordinary small town, just as I was leaving it, I encountered Mosu without any warning [Like]. Mosu Lakeside is right by the water, with simple white walls, unassuming and quiet, feeling as if it has merged with the lake view, like it grew out of this ink wash painting. If you think "viral homestays" only exist in Erhai, Dali, this place will likely redefine what a "hidden gem" is for you. Arrival: Getting to know a lake through a homestay Once the car stopped and I opened the door, the lake breeze, carrying moisture and the crisp scent of plants, rushed towards me. There are no commercial streets or neon lights around (really, there's nothing, and food delivery isn't easy to order; if it weren't for Mosu, this town wouldn't really be worth visiting), just the sound of the lake gently lapping against the shore. This "remoteness" is precisely the result of Quyang Lake not being overdeveloped. The lake itself is a free scenic area, quiet and serene, with a much lower tourist density than Guilin or Erhai. Mosu is built near the dam, just tens of meters from the lake cruise pier, so you can tour Quyang Lake right after stepping out. Room: Lying in bed, the lake is right before your eyes Lake-view rooms are this homestay's biggest selling point. We booked one "Ink Wash 180° Lake-View Bathtub King Room" and one "Floating Light 180° Lake-View Twin Room" in advance. Both start at 35 sqm, with floor-to-ceiling windows facing the entire lake. In the morning, you don't even need to get up; just pull back the curtains, and the karst peaks and lake water are framed right there. Overall, the rooms are spacious, clean, and tidy, with an aesthetically pleasing decor style that's great for photos. This year, the homestay added a floor, including an 80 sqm "Ink Dye 360° Rotating Round Bed Lake-View Bathtub Room" with a giant projection screen, perfect for those who want more space and a sense of ceremony. The overall room prices aren't expensive; basic lake-view rooms are around 1,000, offering quite high value for money. In terms of hardware, the whole house is smart, with smart toilets, blackout curtains, and TV screen casting all included, and the bathroom has a dry/wet separation. A reminder: the floor-to-ceiling windows can be quite sunny on summer afternoons, so it's recommended to close the curtains at noon and turn on the air conditioning in advance. First-floor lobby: Quyang Lake's "natural photo studio" The first-floor lobby is the liveliest part of the entire homestay and is a recognized photo spot in the Quyang Lake area. The dining room, bar, and cafe are integrated, extending from the indoors to the lakeside balcony, as if the entire lake has been pulled into the house. (You can check out the photos I attached; every casual shot is a blockbuster.) The balcony is rarely empty during the day, and every angle is a photo spot. With the lake and mountains as a backdrop, just place a coffee cup on the table, and any casual shot turns into a great photo. I saw online reviews where travel bloggers listed this as the "number one photo spot" at Quyang Lake. If you aren't rushing your itinerary, ordering a coffee and sitting on the balcony watching the clouds drift between the peaks is worth the price of admission. Describing it as something "no girl can refuse" is really not an exaggeration. Sunset dinner: On the balcony, eating while watching the sky change colors Having the homestay arrange a dinner on the balcony (be sure to communicate in advance, as the balcony isn't large, and if you communicate too late, there won't be any spots left) is the most worthwhile thing to do here. The evening light starts to soften, and the lake surface slowly turns from blue-green to gold, then transitions to pink and purple. The homestay will deliver the meal to the balcony at the agreed time. The mantis shrimp, lake fish, small lake shrimp, and vegetables here are all good. The dishes look comfortable, and the taste is home-style—not stunning, but paired with the scenery before you, what you eat becomes less important. If you want something more flavorful, you can communicate with the owner in advance about local ways of preparing river seafood. The fish and shrimp in Quyang Lake are of good quality, so steaming or simple seasoning is enough. The point isn't the food, but where that table is placed. (The homestay has a menu you can choose from; the prices aren't expensive. The homestay goes to the market every day to purchase fresh ingredients to treat everyone. Also, if something isn't on the menu, you can ask the owner, and they will try their best to find a way [Smart].) Boat tour: Rent a boat for 100 yuan and put yourself in the painting Early the next morning, I asked the owner to help arrange a Quyang Lake boat tour. The pier is right next to the homestay. A villager's boat costs about 100 yuan; if you share a boat, it's only a few dozen yuan per person, which is extremely cost-effective. The boat trip takes about one to two hours, slowly weaving between the karst islands. The water is clear, the mountains are quiet, and occasionally you can see egrets flying up from the shore, with fishing villages and terraced fields passing by. That quiet and peaceful atmosphere is truly intoxicating. (You can check out the attached pictures; it's really photogenic on the lake.) Unlike the official large cruise boats, the villagers' boats offer more freedom; you can stop wherever you want, and it feels like you've chartered the entire lake. Setting off in the early morning is best; the lake surface hasn't been fully lit by the sun yet, thin mist clings to the foot of the mountains, and sitting at the bow of the boat feeling the breeze—that kind of quiet is hard to fully capture in words. Service and some practical reminders The homestay's service is the kind that has a human touch. The staff are very patient when helping with photos. Someone proactively helps carry luggage, and there is someone at the front desk 24 hours a day. If you need to communicate something last minute, it's also quite flexible—it's all about being friendly and casual! Things you need to know in advance: Breakfast is relatively simple—a single plate with a few breakfast items, mainly porridge, eggs, and small snacks. The variety of the breakfast could definitely be improved. There is no food delivery nearby, so dining basically relies on the homestay or a few nearby country restaurants. It is recommended to communicate your dining arrangements with the homestay in advance. Summary Quyang Lake is not a place that wins by "attraction density." Its goodness lies in the fact that the mountains, water, and quiet are all in the right places. Mosu Lakeside happens to have grown in this exact spot—it turned the lake into part of the room, the balcony into a dining table, and the pier into a "turn left when you go out" convenience. If what you want is a short vacation where you don't rush, don't check off tourist spots, and just soak in the scenery, this place is unlikely to disappoint you. I feel this homestay is suitable for couples, best friends, people who want to take photos and relax, and short-term vacationers willing to pay for the scenery. It is not recommended for those who pursue a rich nightlife or have high requirements for breakfast standards and surrounding commercial facilities. The best way to experience it: Stay for one night, arrive on the first afternoon, have afternoon tea, relax and experience the homestay's scenery, have dinner on the balcony at sunset, and then chat with friends and talk about everything under the sun. The next morning, when there are fewer people, take a boat to tour Quyang Lake, and after getting ashore, order a coffee and continue your journey [Awesome][Awesome][Awesome]
Guangxi, you're so ahead of the curve—this is breathtaking. 📍Address: Luocheng Cliff Hotel, Luocheng, Hechi, Guangxi ✅ Key highlights 1. The iconic cliff cave bookstore is the main attraction. Inside the massive natural karst cave, layers of stacked bookshelves are paired with suspended walkways and bird's nest-style booths. When the lights turn on, the atmosphere is incredible—it feels like a library from a wuxia novel, making for visually stunning photos. 2. The hotel is built into the karst mountain, offering a variety of room types. Some rooms face the cliff and mountain scenery, blending into the natural environment. There is also a cafe inside the cave where you can sit and rest when you're tired, immersing yourself in the unique cave atmosphere. 3. The entire scenic area is surrounded by mountains and water, with beautiful karst peak forest landscapes. In addition to the cave bookstore, you can stroll along mountain trails to enjoy the scenery of the peaks and canyons, making it suitable for a day trip or a short stay. 4. The cave space maintains a constant temperature year-round, unaffected by external heat or rainy weather, making it a great place to visit in any season. ⚠️ Stay tips · The cave bookstore is a popular spot with high foot traffic. For clear photos, we recommend arriving early or waiting until the evening when the lights are turned on · The cave floor is damp and there are many steps on the walkways, so be sure to wear comfortable, non-slip shoes. If you are traveling with children, please keep a close eye on them · The temperature inside the cave is on the cooler side, so we recommend bringing a light jacket, even if you are visiting in the summer · It gets crowded during holidays, so we recommend booking your stay in advance 🏨 Hotel amenities · Giant natural cliff cave bookstore · Cave cafe with lounge seating · Mountain-view rooms and observation deck · Mountain hiking trails and karst peak forest viewing areas · Unique cultural and creative products and leisure facilities 💬 Guest experience Arriving at Luocheng Cliff Hotel, I was immediately struck by the cave bookstore. Inside the massive natural cave, layers of bookshelves extend along the cliff walls, and suspended walkways wind upward. When the lights turn on, it feels like stepping into a library from a wuxia novel—the visual effect is stunning. The cave has a natural coolness. When you're tired from exploring, you can sit for a while in the cave cafe, surrounded by raw rock walls—it's a very unique experience. The hotel is surrounded by rolling karst peak forests with fresh air. After a meal, you can take a walk in the mountains and enjoy the unique landscapes of Guangxi. Quick tip: The ground inside the cave is slippery, so walk carefully. The temperature inside is lower than outside, so remember to bring a jacket. Suitable for: Photography enthusiasts, those who love unique and novel attractions, short family trips, and young people traveling together Not suitable for: Those with limited mobility, those who are afraid of enclosed or dark cave environments, or travelers looking for a purely relaxing, "do-nothing" vacation
Seriously!! I found this cliffside camping hotel hidden on the mountaintop at the Dashiwei Sinkhole Group in Leye, Baise—1466CAMPING🏕️ It's the perfect time to visit during these crisp autumn days🍂 The mountains have shed the summer heat, and the air is crisp and cool—it's just so comfortable. Tent cabins are lined up along the ridge, suspended over the green mountain peaks. Open the door to see the rolling karst mountains—the view is absolutely stunning!😍 In the evening, curl up in front of your tent and watch the sunset paint the sky🌅 Clouds flow slowly through the valley; the vastness heals all fatigue! Far from city light pollution at night, look up to see a sky full of stars✨—it's breathtakingly romantic💫 Here, you can immerse yourself in the magnificent landscape of the sinkhole scenic area while enjoying the mountain tranquility. The best part! No long hikes needed; you can drive straight to the campsite. It's very lazy-traveler friendly🏃♀️ and perfect for a short autumn getaway~ 📍Dashiwei Sinkhole Group Address: Located within Leye County, Baise City and Fengshan County, Hechi City Opening Hours: Year-round 8:30 AM–5:00 PM Come to Leye to see the sinkholes and stay in a cliffside tent for the ultimate experience! Tag your bestie or partner and go!📸
📍 Polao Mountain, Donglan County, Hechi, Guangxi – another hidden hiking spot added to the list! ✨ Navigate to "Pingyi Tun, Donglan County." This alpine meadow sits at an altitude of about 1,100 meters with an elevation gain of about 700m. You can make it as easy or as hard as you like—it's just like Gejian Mountain! ⛰️ 🚗 How to get there It's about a 3-hour drive from Nanning or 1.5 hours from Hechi West High-Speed Railway Station. The road up is gravel and dirt; sedans might scrape their undercarriage, so an SUV is a better choice. There are fences for livestock near the foot of the mountain—remember to close the gate behind you after passing through! 🐂 🥾 Hiking experience The entire trail is unpaved and some sections are quite steep, so beginners should hike with a partner. The meadow at the summit is wide open and perfect for photos, and you might even run into some sheep along the way! 🐑 Walking through the mountains, dotted with wildflowers, the natural scenery is stunning during the day! With sunlight spilling over the meadow, every shot is wallpaper-worthy 📸 🎒 What to bring ✓ At least 2L of water and energy snacks ✓ Non-slip hiking shoes, sun hat, sunglasses ✓ A light jacket (it's windy at the summit) ✓ Trash bags—leave no trace ♻️ ⚠️ Tips to avoid pitfalls ▶️ There are no supplies or restrooms on this wild mountain, so bring everything you need. ▶️ Do not hike during the rainy season when it's muddy and slippery, or during thunderstorms. ▶️ It's windy on the ridge, so stay away from the cliff edges. ▶️ Download offline maps in advance. Go now before it gets popular! This is truly a real-life version of a Hayao Miyazaki animation world 🌿💫
Reverse Tourism During National Day! A Two-Day Family Trip to Yao Wang Tian Xia Tired of the fast-paced, competitive city life? We recommend escaping to Yao Wang Tian Xia in Nandan, Guangxi during the National Day holiday! Self-driving allows for a relaxed itinerary, and 2 days and 1 night is just right. Not only are there fewer crowds and the scenery is beautiful and photogenic, but it's also an easy trip for kids and moms! At Yao Wang Tian Xia, start by visiting the Bai Ku Yao Village to experience authentic Yao ethnic intangible cultural heritage. Experience the live performance of "The Song of Heaven and Earth," immersing yourself in the ancient Yao ethnic atmosphere. Enjoy numerous fun interactive games, such as the "Three Hammers of Yao Wielding" and blindfolded drumming. Experience making Bai Ku Yao clothing and savor a "Bamboo Basket Feast," unlocking the authentic flavors of the Yao people. Dongtian Shengjing (Cave Heaven Scenic Spot): An underground karst canyon with caves, underground rivers, and waterfalls. Immerse yourself in the wonders of nature! Dongtian Jiuhai (Cave Heaven Wine Sea): The largest Guinness World Record-holding wine cellar, with a consistently cool temperature of 16-17℃. Learn about Baijiu production and the unique cave aging culture. National Day Activities: A lively mountain music festival and bonfire party! Torch parades, fire dance shows, and fireworks displays will be staged. Don't forget to check out the food market and sample Yao ethnic snacks. Travel Tips⚠️ · September 28 - October 6: One ticket for 138 RMB, including the scenic area and a nighttime mountain music concert. · It's cool inside the cave, remember to bring a light jacket. Reverse Tourism During National Day! Two-Day Family Trip to Yaowang Tianxia Tired of the fast-paced, competitive city life? We recommend escaping to Yaowang Tianxia in Nandan, Guangxi during the National Day holiday! A self-driving trip allows for a relaxed itinerary, and 2 days and 1 night is just right. Not only are there fewer crowds and the scenery is beautiful for photos, but it's also a relaxing trip for kids and moms! Yaowang Tianxia: First, visit the Baiku Yao Village to experience authentic Yao intangible cultural heritage. Watch the live performance of "The Song of Heaven and Earth," immersing yourself in the ancient Yao atmosphere. There are also many fun interactive games, such as Yaowang Three Hammers and Blindfolded Drumming. Experience making Baiku Yao clothing and enjoy a traditional Yao feast, unlocking the authentic flavors of Yao culture. Dongtian Shengjing: An underground karst canyon with caves, underground rivers, and waterfalls. Immerse yourself in the wonders of nature! Dongtian Jiuhai: The largest Guinness World Record-holding wine cellar, with a constant temperature of 16-17℃ for a refreshing escape. Learn about Baijiu production and the unique cave aging culture. National Day Activities: Enjoy a lively mountain music festival and bonfire party! Torch parades, fire dance shows, and fireworks displays will be staged one after another. Don't forget to check out the food market and sample the local Yao ethnic snacks. Travel Tips⚠️ · From September 28th to October 6th, a single ticket costs 138 RMB, including admission to the scenic area and a nighttime mountain music concert. · It's cool inside the cave, so remember to bring a light jacket.
In Nandan, Hechi, I found a natural "air-conditioned room"—Yaowang Tianxia · Dongtian Shengjing. Venture into the underground canyon, where it's about 16°C year-round, with karst caves and waterfalls along the way. Afterward, head to the White Pants Yao Village to see intangible cultural heritage, explore the village, and watch "Tiandi Shige." At night, stay at Geyasi Valley and take a leisurely stroll through the valley after dinner. On the second day, discover another unique spot—Dongtian Jiu Hai, where a vast sea of wine is hidden inside a natural cave. A two-day, one-night itinerary without the rush: Beat the heat in caves + White Pants Yao culture + valley vacation + cave-aged wine culture, all in one trip. If you don't want to just visit the traditional popular spots during your holiday, bookmark Nandan~
On this trip to Guangxi, I discovered a hidden gem in Nandan, Hechi—the Yaowang Tianxia scenic area. This 2-day, 1-night itinerary is stress-free and perfect for those who want to take it slow with their family👇 📍D1 | Dongtian Shengjing → Baiku Yao Village → Geyasi Valley First stop: dive straight into Dongtian Shengjing. The massive underground canyon is truly breathtaking. It stays around 16°C year-round, with waterfalls and cave landscapes stretching throughout—it feels so refreshing in the summer. In the afternoon, head to Baiku Yao Village to see the "Tiandi Shige" performance, Lihu Waterfall, and the Yao village architecture. You can also get an up-close look at the Baiku Yao intangible cultural heritage. Stay at Geyasi Valley for the night. If you catch the mountain music or bonfire events after dinner, the vacation vibes are instant🔥 📍D2 | Dongtian Jiu Hai On the second day, visit Dongtian Jiu Hai. It’s a massive natural cave that actually houses a "sea" of wine. The combination of the wine aroma and the cave landscape makes for a very unique visual experience. If you want to avoid the crowds at traditional popular spots during the National Day holiday or other breaks, be sure to save this 2-day, 1-night route featuring cave cooling, ethnic culture, valley stays, and unique wine caves~
The ultimate treasure to end your Nandan trip ♨ Geomagnetic Hot Spring Hotel, soaking in the springs with wood-fired bread is so healing · After exploring the Yao Village caves, spend your last night at the Nandan Mineral Geomagnetic Hot Spring Hotel✨ to wash away all your travel fatigue at once. · Tucked away in a karst peak forest, this resort🌿 boasts an 80% forest coverage rate. With lush greenery everywhere and air filled with high concentrations of negative oxygen ions, it feels like staying in a natural oxygen bar. · Rooms come with a private hot spring pool🛁, so you can enjoy a private soak just by closing the door. Outside, there are large public pools, with the Danquan liquor pool being particularly unique—the water carries a faint scent of liquor. Kids can have fun in the outdoor swimming pool🏊, so the whole family can find a pool they love. · In the afternoon, check out Nandan's first artisanal wood-fired bakery🍞. Slowly baked over a wood fire, the bread comes out with a crispy crust and a chewy interior, wrapped in the rich, smoky aroma of fruitwood. Sit by the window with a cup of hot tea🍵, watch the mountain breeze blow through the trees and the stream flow slowly—it's quiet and healing. · Come evening, it's time for the hot springs♨. The warm mineral water envelops your body, and the fatigue accumulated from sightseeing during the day slowly dissipates with the steam. · Hot springs nourish the body, wood-fired bread warms the heart. Soaking in a pool of warm mineral water, taking a bite of freshly baked wood-fired bread, accompanied by the evening mountain breeze—this is the most comfortable way to end a trip.
Traveling south from Hunan to Hechi, Guangxi, the stunning landscape made even a spicy-food lover like me slow down. 🌟 Beyond the scenery, this trip introduced me to a truly unique hotel—Hechi Boyue Hotel (Vocational Education Center Branch). Today, I'll take you inside this unforgettable property to see what makes it so special! 🧳🍃 🏠 The start of smart living — First impressions of the lobby Stepping into the hotel lobby, I was instantly drawn to its modern, minimalist style. The design is spacious and bright, and the front desk staff were warm and attentive, making me feel right at home. There's also a lobby bar in the corner—the perfect spot to sit with a coffee after a busy day, watch the world go by, and let your fatigue melt away. ☕️💡 🛌 The perfect blend of comfort and technology — Room experience Stepping into the room, the first thing I noticed was how warm and comfortable it felt. The bed was soft, and the pillows provided the perfect support for a great night's sleep. The highlight for me was the in-room smart control system—adjusting the lighting or opening and closing the curtains was effortless with just a tap on the screen. It felt high-tech, yet cozy. 🌙💡 🍽️ Starting the day with something delicious — Buffet breakfast The hotel's buffet breakfast is served in the 5th-floor restaurant. There's a rich variety of options, including traditional Chinese dishes, Western-style bread and milk, and local specialties to satisfy every palate. The spicy snacks—a favorite for those from Hunan—were the perfect way to wake up my taste buds and start the day on a high note. 🌶️🍳 🌱 Leisure time, pure relaxation — Gym and sky garden If you like to keep up with your exercise routine while traveling, the hotel's gym is the perfect spot. It's well-equipped, comfortable, and offers city views—the best of both worlds. The sky garden on the 5th floor is also a great place to unwind, especially during breaks from meetings or work. It's a unique experience to breathe in the fresh air and enjoy a moment of nature. 🌿🏋️♀️ Hechi Boyue Hotel (Vocational Education Center Branch) left a lasting impression and was a major highlight of my trip. From the comfortable accommodations to the thoughtful service, everything felt like a home away from home. I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time I'm in Hechi! 🌈🌟
👣 Take a journey to the center of the earth this National Day. This hidden gem of a getaway is located in Nandan, Hechi, Guangxi. It is niche and charming, and only 40 km from Xiaoqikong. 👣 Yaowang Tianxia includes three scenic areas: White Pants Yao Village, Dongtian Shengjing, and Geyasi Valley. There is also the Dongtian Wine Sea. Watch "Tiandi Shige," join the bonfire party, and enjoy the mountain music carnival on the big lawn at night. 📌 Scenic areas to experience | Yaowang Tianxia, Dongtian Wine Sea 📍 Address | Wangshangtun, Lihu Township, Nandan County, Hechi City, Guangxi ⏳ Duration | 2 days, 1 night 💰 Accommodation | Yaowang Mansion or Geyasi Valley 🚉 Transportation | Self-driving recommended 👉 On the first day, head to Yaowang Tianxia. First, visit the light-chasing treasure spot, Dongtian Shengjing. This 3.5 km underground karst cave is the real-life version of "The Lost Tomb." Explore the unknown secrets of the earth's center. The moment the light from the blue cave shines on you, you will find the meaning of coming to Nandan. 👉 After exiting the cave, come to Geyasi Valley. The mud houses are beautiful, with lotus flowers along the boardwalk and the fragrance of rice ears. Immerse yourself in pastoral life. At the evening bonfire party, you can watch song and dance performances and stunt shows. It brings us together in the night. Join the Aya people in their singing and dancing, and dance at the bonfire party. 👉 Stay at the local-style Yaowang Mansion at night. It is spectacular during the day. See the Lihu Waterfall and the large-scale performance "Tiandi Shige" featuring local ethnic characteristics. When the lights illuminate the home of the White Pants Yao, join the mountain music carnival on the big lawn at night, watch the fireworks show, and visit the Danquan sauce-flavored crayfish food market. Every frame is worth recording. 👉 On the second day, visit the Dongtian Wine Sea. With a thousand-year history of brewing, walk into the Danquan Wine Cellar Cave. It's a golden house of stored wine, with the aroma of wine overflowing. It covers 133,000 square meters and holds 85,000 tons of wine. The Chinese-style garden outside the cave is very pleasant in autumn. This National Day, come to Nandan for a treasure of a trip—you have to experience it for yourself.
The core attraction of Sanmenhai Scenic Area, though not large, is the Tiffany Blue Lake. For those who see it every day, the 98 yuan boat ticket is worthwhile. However, if you've been to Pingshan Grand Canyon, you might not find it as amazing.
淡淡烟草味The Baimo Cave isn't as exaggerated as the media portrays it. There are indeed quite a few elderly people inside undergoing so-called magnetic therapy. Personally, I think it's damp inside and could easily lead to rheumatoid arthritis.
Anonymous userThe scenic area is easily accessible, with free parking at the entrance – thumbs up! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 The entire scenic area is toured by boat 🚢, making it suitable for the elderly and children. Please note that there is a significant temperature difference between inside and outside the cave, so bring an extra jacket.
曾經滄海🐇I went in September. The last boat left at 4:30 PM. The staff said they only let boats depart for groups of eight or more, and although we only had four people, they still let us go – a huge thumbs up! It was like having the boat to ourselves. The round trip was 80 minutes, and the scenery along the way was absolutely stunning. There were natural beauties passing through canyons, as well as idyllic rural landscapes along the way. It rivals the scenery of Guilin and is definitely worth a visit. Take 1-2 hours to explore.
M19***89The scenic area is well-designed, clean and tidy, with a reasonable flow of movement. Walking there and taking the bus back are perfectly combined. The cave is beautiful, without any colorful lights. The design is reasonable and aesthetically pleasing.
M67***36This cave is quite famous, and it's said that the Earth's magnetic field can cure diseases, which attracts many tourists. Actually, you only visit two caves. The second cave is quite ordinary and requires climbing up and down ladders inside. The highlight is the first cave, where you can sit down, have tea with your parents, and experience the Earth's magnetic field.
TWHSNWell, the sinkhole is definitely worth seeing, and the cliffside bookstore is beautiful at night when it's lit up. Changsheng Cave is also quite impressive; it's one of the most spectacular karst caves I've seen. Unfortunately, our itinerary was a bit poorly planned. After checking into our guesthouse and having lunch, around 1 PM, we went down to the sinkhole to see the cliffside bookstore instead of taking the mini-train to Changsheng Cave. Climbing back up from the sinkhole was difficult, and the kids didn't want to climb anymore; they wanted to wait until the bookstore lights up and the bonfire party, so we spent the entire afternoon and evening at the sinkhole. The next day, we planned to take the mini-train, but we thought it would leave at 9 AM, when it actually departs at 9:30. We arrived at the train station at 8:30 and didn't want to wait. We opted to walk to Changsheng Cave, and the climb was exhausting!
Anonymous userThe location is remote; you have to cross several mountains to reach the Crystal Palace. Parking lot number 4 is closest to the entrance. The Crystal Palace is entirely white and very beautiful. It's about a 1.5-kilometer walk and well worth a visit.
135***63if you are looking to unwind from the city life, visit this quaint and beautiful place called the village of longevity. Sit on a rock and watch the waves go by. Read Chinese poetry inside a Pavilion. Drink a cup of ginger, tea and celebrate life, the slow life where are your mind and soul can wander in peace.
Ty TravelerDongtian Shengjing is a fantastic scenic spot, very spectacular, and the route is very well designed. Those driving should definitely come and see it; it's totally worth the ticket price. It's also not far from Xiaoqikong Scenic Area in Libo, making it a good tourist route.
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