Characterized
by marvelous seaside scenery and full-bodied ethical customs, the
Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region is blessed with colorful resources
and is an imposing region for sightseeing. Located between 109 east
longitude and 24 north latitude in the northeastern corner of Guangxi
Zhuang Autonomous Region; in the southwest of the Five Ridges and
the west bank of Li River.
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What
to see
Guilin,
a popular tourist venue in China, is famous for its beautiful landscape.
The picturesque Karst scenery along the Li River
down from Guilin to Yangshuo has meant the city has become well
known to foreigners. The cruise is an unforgettable experience.
In addition, attractions in the city are well worth a visit. Among
them, Reed Flute Cave, Seven Stars Park and Fu Bo Hill are very
impressive.
Yangshuo, the
end of the Li River cruise, is a small but peaceful town with stunning
country scenery. The town's West Street, lined
with western cafes, restaurants and hotels has welcomed countless
foreigners from all over the world and is known as "the Earth
Village in China". The city is an excellent place for bicyclists
and backpackers. Small villages hide behind paddies, water buffalos
patrol the fields while fishermen boat on the river. Each provides
a feeling of tranquility far removed from the cement jungle of the
large cities. You can rent a bicycle to visit the Moon Hill
and the Big Banian Tree.
Longsheng
and Sanjiang are known for their Dong and Zhuang
minority villages. You will have a chance to taste the local food
and appreciate the traditional singing and dancing performances.
Do not miss the Dragon's Backbone Rice Terraces in Longsheng
and the Chengyang Wind and Rain Bridge in Sanjiang.
Nanning,
the green bright pearl in China, is the capital of Guangxi Province.
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History
Guangxi has
history dating from the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770BC ~ 221BC). From
the Qing Dynasty (1644 ~ 1911), the region was named "Guangxi".
In 1958, the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region was established, and
it is now one of the five Minority Autonomous Regions in China.
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When
to go
Guangxi
lies in a subtropical region: rainy, warm and wet. It is fit for
traveling all year round. July is the warmest and average temperature
is 23 C to 29 C; the coldest is in January, and average temperature
is about 6 C to 16 C. In Guangxi, 80 percent of the rain occurs
from April to September. Annual average rainfall is 1250 to 1750
millimeters (49.2 to 68.9 inches) in the most areas.
If you want
to enjoy the fabulous natural scenery, visit the numerous cultural
and historic sites and taste the traditional customs, Guangxi Zhuang
Autonomous Region is your best choice. There you will see unique
traditional handicrafts: brocades of Zhuang minority, embroideries
of Yao Minority and colorful shell carvings.
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