Things to do in Tiandong

It was excellent. The signs were clear, the facilities were complete, there were accessible pathways, and it was friendly to people with mobility issues. The restrooms were clean, and the scenery was absolutely stunning during the water-use period! However, the road conditions to the scenic area weren't great. I avoided holidays for a much better experience!

Tianzhou Ancient Town is located in Tianyang District, Baise City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Now it has been changed from a county to a district. Baise Airport is in this area. Although this ancient town was built in modern times, it is worth a walk and a look. Many leaders have also visited this district, and there are records on the sixth floor of the tower.

I visited Qingxiu Mountain in Nanning during the Spring Festival. The weather was comfortable, and the scenery was beautiful, especially the bougainvillea area, which was incredibly photogenic. It was very crowded during the holiday, and there were queues for the sightseeing bus. After the performance, it was difficult to hail a taxi as you walked out with the flow of people. It's advisable to find a shared electric scooter nearby in advance, as it's faster.

The scenic area is quite large. Even with VIP service, it was still tiring. Be prepared to walk for a long time. The scenery was beautiful when we visited, and there were also places suitable for children to play.

Tongling Grand Canyon is a worthwhile attraction, boasting a diverse landscape including canyons, caves, streams, underground rivers, and waterfalls. The scenery is beautiful, and it's quite cool inside, noticeably cooler than outside, which is very comfortable. After walking a long way, we finally saw the waterfall, which was quite impressive. The best part was the cave beneath the waterfall; the scenery was unique. It's best to bring a disposable raincoat, as it gets very wet inside, like it's raining. I got completely soaked just taking a few photos. Dongnayu Bay is also decent. The first part is for boat tours; it's a river with clear water typical of subtropical and tropical climates, but there's not much else to see. Further in by land, there are some nice views, making it suitable for rafting, although that activity hasn't been developed yet.

The river water is a vibrant green, contrasting beautifully with the distant mountain peaks. The karst topography is evident, the waterfalls are small and exquisite, and the area is home to ethnic minorities with rich cultural traditions. The environment is serene, and the natural resources are well-preserved. Overall, it's a great place.

This annual pass is so useful! Once you register and link your ID at the first attraction, you can use it continuously. One pass covers all the classic attractions, perfect for two people traveling together. Definitely worth buying.

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.

It was a very interesting scenic spot. The only downside was the long hike downhill at the beginning. Paddleboarding was much more fun; you could paddle at your own pace and stop to take photos and rest at scenic spots. If you're a beginner, don't worry, just imitate the classic paddleboarding postures of the boatmen nearby, and you'll learn in no time. The return route was well-planned, and I had a great time.

It is a very unique scenery. Stones of different sizes are neatly arranged in the stream, just like a big Go board.