Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village & Guilin

[Day 1 Itinerary: Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village] This is the largest Miao ethnic village in the world. It is a paid scenic spot, but tourists from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan are exempt from tickets. We stayed in a homestay within the scenic area at night. This is the itinerary I am most looking forward to 😍 The weather is cloudy, just right, not too sunny 😌 I have always liked the style of ethnic totems and cultural landscapes. I rented Miao costumes to stroll around and take photos, and I was very happy 🥰 No matter how I took the photos, they looked great 😆 I also bought a lot of Miao-style earrings. But when I went to West Street in Yangshuo, Guilin, I saw the same ones, and they were cheaper 🤣 [Day 2 Itinerary: Yangshuo Rent a car and stroll around nearby → Julongtan Cave → Guilin Eternal Love] Came at the wrong season 😢 It has been raining heavily in Yangshuo these days 😭 The originally clear rivers have turned into the Yellow River 😩 In the morning, I rented a cute electric tricycle with my dad and strolled around nearby. Fortunately, there was a short break without rain, so we took the opportunity to take some photos. Later, it rained heavily, so we went to Julongtan Cave to take shelter from the rain. Actually, all caves are similar. The Gyokusendo Cave I visited in Okinawa before seemed more beautiful. But Julongtan had a short boat ride, which was nice. After that, we returned the car and went to eat. In the afternoon, I went to see the Guilin Eternal Love show by myself. I thought the performance was very good 😍 There were many cool things 👍 Flying eaves and walls, mist screen projection, flying magic carpet, noodles moving overhead, bamboo rafts paddling on stage. The performance lasted about an hour. After watching the performance, I strolled around the park until it was almost closing time. I was very happy taking photos 😆