Things to do in Chongzuo

We went on the afternoon of October 14th, and the water level was as shown in the picture. We all thought the scenery was beautiful, and taking a bamboo raft was a must—it allowed us to experience the waterfall up close and connect with nature! Awesome! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

The experience at Dongnayu Bay far exceeded my expectations. The entire scenic area is exceptionally well-preserved, with crystal-clear waterways and lush vegetation along the way. A gentle breeze caressed my face as I walked the trails, making it incredibly pleasant. The facilities were thoughtfully designed, with well-placed rest areas and viewing platforms, eliminating any feeling of rushing. Whether you're leisurely strolling with family to enjoy the natural scenery or taking photos with friends, there are suitable spots to find. The entire experience was smooth and comfortable, without the overly commercialized noise, making it a worthwhile place to make a special trip to relax and unwind.

The scenic area presents a typical Guangxi rural landscape, with a limited number of attractions, and a full tour takes about an hour. The bamboo rafting experience is quite enjoyable, with professional and detailed explanations from the guides. The Zhuang ethnic folk song performances along the riverbank are particularly distinctive, adding to the lively and interesting experience. However, transportation within the scenic area is inconvenient, with narrow roads prone to congestion.

The scenic area was beautiful, the itinerary was well-planned and reasonable, and the experience was fantastic, exceeding expectations. Driver Zhu drove steadily and safely, skillfully and reliably, with a warm and enthusiastic attitude and excellent service. We had a wonderful time and would definitely choose this company again for our next trip.

When we arrived, there were no monkeys. The staff specifically reminded us that tickets weren't being sold at that time, so everyone waited in the lobby for a while until the monkeys appeared before entering in groups. The policy was very considerate. The monkeys were cute and not afraid of people; you could walk right up to them to see them, which was a unique experience.

Visit the Friendship Pass, the southern border gate, and experience its rich history. Seniors over 60 years old receive a half-price ticket (21 yuan). The site is not large, featuring the Friendship Pass tower, French-style buildings, the border crossing, the zero-kilometer marker, and the Fort Hill.

It's my country's only world-class intangible cultural heritage site featuring rock paintings. The tour guide's explanations were excellent, and the souvenirs sold on the cruise ship didn't increase in price. A highly recommended attraction! 👍

Taiping Ancient City in Chongzuo City boasts a long history, dating back to the fifth year of the Hongwu reign of the Ming Dynasty (1372). Initially, it was built with earthen walls. In the sixth year of the Yongle reign, a major flood in the Zuojiang River caused over 400 zhang (approximately 200 meters) of the city walls to collapse. Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, due to urban expansion, the ancient city was demolished and leveled, with the bricks and stones used to pave the streets. The entire scenic area revolves around themes such as Luoyue culture, Zhuang culture, water culture, and sugar culture. The inner river has been restored and expanded on its original site, and the ancient city walls have been repaired. This is a 4A-level cultural tourism scenic area, offering tourists a one-stop experience encompassing sightseeing, shopping, entertainment, dining, accommodation, and transportation, promoting the integrated development of commercial development with folk performances, technological management, and intangible cultural heritage preservation. Many Hanfu (traditional Han clothing) and ethnic costumes are available for rent for photo opportunities, making it perfect for taking pictures. Although highly commercialized, it offers a complete range of food, drinks, and entertainment. It gets very crowded on holidays; it's recommended to visit on a sunny afternoon to enjoy the beautiful sunset.

It was quite fun. We arrived right at closing time, and there were almost no people left, it felt like we had the place to ourselves. It was quite cold and slippery inside the Dragon Palace, so definitely wear pants if you come. It's also humid and hot inside the Dragon Palace, so bring a fan.

The relationship between people and scenery is also about fate. Perhaps it was because we came at the wrong time, the water was quite murky, and the waterfall here was rather small, so the scenery was rather ordinary! However, the rice paddies outside were at their most vibrant and beautiful, full of lush greenery! The coffee was alright, and the concept of Blue Cave Coffee was quite novel; turning a coffee shop into a tourist attraction was also very bold!