Things to do in Pubei

Wuhuangshan National Geopark has pleasant scenery, beautiful views, fresh air, and pure natural scenery that makes people feel relaxed and happy and linger. It is a good place for taking photos, with high cost-effectiveness and high fun.

We booked a suite with two bedrooms and one living room. Both rooms also had tatami beds with a view. It was no problem for 8 or 9 of us, including adults and children. It's a great place to escape the summer heat, swim, and climb mountains!

Detian Transnational Waterfall wasn't very busy when we visited. The main attraction was the river spanning two countries, with bamboo rafts from both China and Vietnam cruising on it. Viewpoint No. 5 offered a great panoramic view of both waterfalls: the Chinese side is Detian Waterfall, and the Vietnamese side is Ban Gioc Waterfall. You can take photos at the 836 Boundary Marker. Staff directed the queue and maintained order, moving quickly. You can even ask them to take your photo for you; they take pretty good pictures. It's advisable to stay near the entrance. There's road construction on one section of the road leading to the scenic area, so drive slowly. If you're driving, you don't need to take the sightseeing bus. Parking at the scenic area costs 30 yuan per day. The entire area can be explored on foot in about two hours. The scenic area isn't large. At noon, we even caught a folk dance performance at the Bronze Drum Square. Next to the main scenic area is the Old Kapok Forest Scenic Area, where you can see the border line and boundary markers. It wasn't crowded, and there's a hotel inside.

The lake and mountains are beautiful and the scenery is pleasant. In January, large areas of plum blossoms are in full bloom on the hillside, which is pleasing to the eye. Cars can drive into the park.

I was very satisfied with my two-day trip to Meizhou Island. Renting an electric car to explore the island was a lot of fun. Crocodile Mountain is really beautiful. I recommend arriving around 4 pm when it's not too sunny. You can spend two hours there and catch the last shuttle bus. I also really liked the spot at Dripstone Screen, where I saw the sunset, which was perfect.

1. I never went during my years studying in Nanning, but thanks to my son, I got to visit. It was tiring, but incredibly fun. A great place for families where kids can burn off energy while adults stay entertained. 2. It was during summer vacation, so it was quite crowded. The only regret was not getting a chance to take photos with the giant water lilies. My son keeps talking about it, saying he'll definitely go earlier next time to queue. 3. The best route is to take the sightseeing bus directly to the top of the mountain and then walk down, which is less tiring.

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This 4A-level scenic spot is excellent value; if located in the Yangtze River Delta region, it would easily be a 5A-level attraction. The scenery is beautiful, with clear waters and lush mountains, and it boasts distinct Zhuang ethnic characteristics. The businesses within the scenic area are all run by local residents; there are no Yiwu goods.

I hiked from Shuiedi to Gongnong Bridge, a relatively short route that takes about 30-40 minutes. The scenery along the way was beautiful, with four drops. Luckily, I bought a disposable raincoat to cover my lower body, so my pants didn't get too wet, although my upper body and face were partially soaked.

First, find a guesthouse to stay in, then buy tickets online; buying a day in advance can get you a discount. Take a boat trip; there's a young female guide and a boatman to ferry you (all electric, of course). The young woman explains the scenery along the way; it's beautiful on a sunny day. The Fish Scale Dam in front is worth seeing; it's very photogenic. On the way back, walk slowly and leisurely to experience the Zhuang culture; it's quite nice.