Yangshuo is a fantastic destination that offers incredible value for travelers, especially by American standards. You can find a wide range of comfortable hotels starting around $20 per night. The area is packed with exciting activities for all kinds of travelers. Adventure seekers can enjoy paragliding, hot air ballooning, rock climbing, and scenic hikes. Those interested in history will appreciate the chance to explore ancient towns and ruins scattered throughout the region. Renting a moped is also a popular and fun way to take in the stunning mountain landscapes at your own pace. West Street is a major hotspot, especially in the evenings—it really comes alive with all the street vendors and crowds of tourists. It's a great place to soak in the local vibe, shop, and simply walk around. However, it's important to stay alert for scams. Some vendors may quote one price and then try to charge more at the last minute, using all sorts of clever tricks. Be polite but firm, and always double- or triple-check prices before making a purchase. I’d recommend staying between 1.5 to 3 days, depending on how much you want to explore. Overall, Yangshuo offers a unique blend of natural beauty, adventure, and cultural charm—definitely worth a visit.

Well known for its c karst mountains, the moon moutain, the coin cave ,Li river and many other Beautiful places.We have tasted delicious halal and non halal foods as well.

Nice tranquil park very close to West Street. I stayed in Yangshuo for 10 days and was able to continue my calisthenics practice here throughout the stay thanks to the pull up bars, monkey bars, parallel bar, and numerous other bars in the park. During the morning it's such a good vibes with cool air and lots of shushu and aiyi (uncles and aunties) doing exercises, taichi, qi gong, group dancing, fan dancing and other forms of exercise. The elder community in China is very fit compared to other countries thanks to parks and communities like this. You'll definitely be more motivated and influenced by the local community here to stay fit and get moving. There is also a walking path around for walker and joggers. There are lots of trees so even during the peak sun times in summer you can spend the day under the trees to avoid the hest and get some good nature vibes. There is also a small rock you can climb up to see the view of Yangshuo from a height, it's a very easy climb with steps, takes less than 10 minutes to get to the top and good for all sizes and ages of people. The view is also quite satisfactory. Also there is a small lake/pond, which is beautiful.

The park itself offers the locals a great meeting place to engage in many social activities - playing games, exercising and testing their musical and dancing prowess, amongst other things. If you also want to learn about some local Chinese heroes, especially in the military and the communist party, you will see pictures of people who have passed away and their heroic feats memorialised around the park. There wa nothing much else to do within but just outside the park are many eateries with delicious Chinese cuisines that one can relax in .

Great view and Scenery and everything seem to be so calm. We experienced A Sun Halo Phenomena while we were here.

Yangshuo Park is a true natural wonder! Its stunning karst limestone formations, lush greenery, and serene rivers make it a paradise for nature lovers. Walking through this park felt like stepping into a fairytale landscape. Don't miss the opportunity to explore its breathtaking beauty. 🌿🏞️✨

This park locates in the center of Yangshuo, it has a chill old feeling, mostly elderly people playing cards and doing group dancing. Some monument to the Martyrs and nice fitness equiptments too.

Yangshuo is a fantastic destination that offers incredible value for travelers, especially by American standards. You can find a wide range of comfortable hotels starting around $20 per night. The area is packed with exciting activities for all kinds of travelers. Adventure seekers can enjoy paragliding, hot air ballooning, rock climbing, and scenic hikes. Those interested in history will appreciate the chance to explore ancient towns and ruins scattered throughout the region. Renting a moped is also a popular and fun way to take in the stunning mountain landscapes at your own pace. West Street is a major hotspot, especially in the evenings—it really comes alive with all the street vendors and crowds of tourists. It's a great place to soak in the local vibe, shop, and simply walk around. However, it's important to stay alert for scams. Some vendors may quote one price and then try to charge more at the last minute, using all sorts of clever tricks. Be polite but firm, and always double- or triple-check prices before making a purchase. I’d recommend staying between 1.5 to 3 days, depending on how much you want to explore. Overall, Yangshuo offers a unique blend of natural beauty, adventure, and cultural charm—definitely worth a visit.

Well known for its c karst mountains, the moon moutain, the coin cave ,Li river and many other Beautiful places.We have tasted delicious halal and non halal foods as well.

Nice tranquil park very close to West Street. I stayed in Yangshuo for 10 days and was able to continue my calisthenics practice here throughout the stay thanks to the pull up bars, monkey bars, parallel bar, and numerous other bars in the park. During the morning it's such a good vibes with cool air and lots of shushu and aiyi (uncles and aunties) doing exercises, taichi, qi gong, group dancing, fan dancing and other forms of exercise. The elder community in China is very fit compared to other countries thanks to parks and communities like this. You'll definitely be more motivated and influenced by the local community here to stay fit and get moving. There is also a walking path around for walker and joggers. There are lots of trees so even during the peak sun times in summer you can spend the day under the trees to avoid the hest and get some good nature vibes. There is also a small rock you can climb up to see the view of Yangshuo from a height, it's a very easy climb with steps, takes less than 10 minutes to get to the top and good for all sizes and ages of people. The view is also quite satisfactory. Also there is a small lake/pond, which is beautiful.

The park itself offers the locals a great meeting place to engage in many social activities - playing games, exercising and testing their musical and dancing prowess, amongst other things. If you also want to learn about some local Chinese heroes, especially in the military and the communist party, you will see pictures of people who have passed away and their heroic feats memorialised around the park. There wa nothing much else to do within but just outside the park are many eateries with delicious Chinese cuisines that one can relax in .

Great view and Scenery and everything seem to be so calm. We experienced A Sun Halo Phenomena while we were here.

Yangshuo Park is a true natural wonder! Its stunning karst limestone formations, lush greenery, and serene rivers make it a paradise for nature lovers. Walking through this park felt like stepping into a fairytale landscape. Don't miss the opportunity to explore its breathtaking beauty. 🌿🏞️✨

This park locates in the center of Yangshuo, it has a chill old feeling, mostly elderly people playing cards and doing group dancing. Some monument to the Martyrs and nice fitness equiptments too.

More multicolor lit up caves, meh. The performance was so-so. The outdoor grounds and view of the mountains, as well as the draw bridge, made up for the otherwise underwhelming experience.

No butterflies, small and almost fake cave. To cross the bridge you have to pay extra and then there are about ten shops you have to pass through but nothing else. Not recommended to visit, especially if you can't speak Chinese.

If you only come to see the giant butterfly you are missing out. There are so many tiny ones. Not to mention the amazing nature all around you.

f o r f u n 📸

Not worth it . they just want to sell you stuff you go thru shops. Not very nstural very manicured

(Translated by Google) The lights outside are beautiful at night, but the music played and the goods sold make it feel tacky. (Original) 晚上外頭的燈光漂亮，但是放的音樂和賣東西讓人感到俗氣。

(Translated by Google) Don't need to come, it's a rip off. The performance was average, not exciting. I went dancing with them, and they pulled me to take photos with the actors and asked me to pay 10 yuan per actor. After I agreed, they pushed me to take more actors to take photos and charge more money😅 (Original) 不需要来，很宰人。表演一般，不精彩。配合他们去跳舞，还拉着我说跟演员拍照要一个演员十元。答应了之后就得寸进尺拉更多演员来拍算更多钱😅

Great place and infrastructure. Very easy to go around and has walking and bicycle paths. Not very wild as it seems and feels a bit touristic at times so if you prefer something wilder not the ideal place for you.

Great experience here to stroll around the river and enjoy the limestone rocks view. Unfortunately the raft we were on was made from plastic instead of bamboo.

Another highlight for us of our tour of Guilin is the Yulong river cruise. We were provided rafts instead of boats. The rafts were modified so that we could sit comfortably. The raftsman steered the raft expertly. The scenery was so beautiful and serene. The ever present karst hills were prominent wherever we looked.

Beautiful and mystic is the word! Day time its full of tourist rafts that carry two persons a time down the river. Night time the whole scenery turns mystic. Beauty of the majestic hills adds extra to the whole scene.

One of the more beautiful and well known places in Guilin. You can get a classic scenic look of the Guilin mountains and waters. Many will recommend getting a raft and a motor cycle to see the scenery which you can do but is not necessary. Some of the best views can be seen on the bridges.

The path along the Yulong River is one of the nicest stretches of scenic beauty there is.

So much beauty here, peaceful and quiet Makes one appreciate nature's beauty

The moon hill is one of its kind with a moon like hole in the middle, it looks interesting. You can walk up the hill, on the way there is a temple as well which is worth visiting. We went up on a hot and humid day but still going up the steps was not much effort. Worth visiting if you are in this area.

Went for the photo op. The town you start at is pretty blah but the photo that takes you a few minutes might be worth it.

I really wanted to like this place. The photos that others posted made it look like a can't miss visit. Moon hill is a popular place. When we arrived we were approached by some ladies trying to sell us tickets and water. If that happens to you, you don't have to buy from them, keep going to the entrance. Buy a ticket from the office and then go inside. The path is all paved. It will take 20 to 30 minutes to get to the top. It can get slippery if it's raining or has just rained, so be careful. When we went the weather has hot and humid. We were sweating immediately. On top of that, there were a lot of mosquitoes. So bring water and use bug repellent. When we got to the top we were approached by another lady to buy refreshments. I felt like I couldn't relax with all the mosquitoes and the lady there. We went to the platform to take photos. It is beautiful, but without any wind and the constant mosquitoes, we quickly left. The best view of moon hill is actually at the entrance. There is a wooden platform across from the trail head. Climb up the stairs and you'll see Moon Hill. It is a great view! Come prepared so you can truly enjoy the experience.

Another great spot for taking photos and checking in. There isn't much else nearby to explore, but the scenery is beautiful. Free entrance

The Moon Hill is definately worth the 30min hike. I visited in early June and there weren't many tourists, it was very pleasant. The view from the top is truly amazing.

The real deal beats all the pics hands down. It’s a steep climb up that will leave you breathless but there are seats to stop and rest on the way up. Very friendly old ladies at the top selling drinks too. Recommended!

Recommend to come early before the crowd if you want to hike up. And bring the mosquito spray. It’s not an easy hike by the way. Lots of steps

Nice park at the middle of Liuzhou.

(Translated by Google) The construction of the park is full of ancient charm, but there is a modern children's playground, which feels very out of place. (Original) 公園建設的古意盎然，只是多了一個現代兒童小樂園，感覺很不搭調

(Translated by Google) It’s okay, free to wander around the park and city center (Original) 还可以，免费随便逛逛的公园，城市中心

(Translated by Google) There are many mosquitoes in summer. There is also an amusement park. (Original) 夏は蚊が多い。遊園地もある。

Very nice views onto the city. Easy walk up the mountain (although it gets really hot). 5* for the mountain, 2* off for the management! There is trash along the steps which seem not to have been cleared for many days. Also, there are no restaurants or shops opened along the route (even though they are marked on the map) so if you didn't bring enough water with, you're out of luck on the mountain. Also, the elevator didn't work.

Very nice overview of the city! Don’t miss the elevator (as we did) 🤪 Cable car does not exist any more…

Best location for check Liuzhou Skyline

(Translated by Google) If you want to have a bird's-eye view of Liuzhou's scenery, you might as well go up to Ma'an Mountain on the south bank of the Liujiang River. You can choose to hike up or pay to take an elevator directly to the top of the mountain. It only takes one minute to climb from the ground to a height. If it happens to rain when you go there, there will be clouds and mist on the mountains, and Liuzhou will be a bit hazy and beautiful at that time. (Original) 若要俯瞰柳州景貌，不妨登上位於柳江南岸的馬鞍山，可以選擇徒步爬行，或是花錢搭直達山頂的電梯，只要一分鐘就可以從平地瞬間登高。 如果去的時候剛好下完雨，山上會有雲霧，彼時的柳州會有點朦朧美。

(Translated by Google) Late March to early April (blooming season), unless it is an event cycle There is no need to tour Liuzhou if you just come here. All of Liuzhou can be seen from here. In fact, on the other side, Liuzhou International, early April (blooming season), unless it is an event cycle. There is no need to tour Liuzhou if you just come here. All of Liuzhou can be seen from here. In fact, don't go all the way to the Liuzhou International Finance Center on the other side. (Original) 3월말에서 4월 초(개화 시기) , 행사 주기가 아닌 이상 이곳 한곳만 올라오면 류저우 관광은 필요없습니다. 류저우의 모든 곳이 이곳을 통해 보입니다. 사실 반대편 류저우 국제4월 초(개화 시기) , 행사 주기가 아닌 이상 이곳 한곳만 올라오면 류저우 관광은 필요없습니다. 류저우의 모든 곳이 이곳을 통해 보입니다. 사실 반대편 류저우 국제금융센터까지 구지 가지마십쇼.

(Translated by Google) If you go up this mountain to see the view, we recommend that you do it at night. Because in the city the lights will be turned on, the lights are beautiful. (Original) ถ้าขึ้นภูเขานี้ขึ้นมาดูวิวขอแนะนำว่าตอนกลางคืน เพราะในเมืองจะเปิดไฟ ไฟสวยดี

(Translated by Google) There are many people on sunny days (Original) 天気の良い日は人が多い

It's a pity that Google doesn't allow to show its English name "Yiling cave" (although almost all users of Google maps in China are non-Chinese). The cave is very large and worthy a visit. Some spots there are really very impressive. Yet they could do better by hiring a professional to redesign the lighting systems inside. The place has a good potential to be a truly worthy attraction.

Unique experience

(Translated by Google) It’s a great experience with a tour guide. It’s dark inside the cave and there are many steps. The whole journey takes about fifty minutes. Elderly and children should think carefully about it and pay attention to safety. (Original) 有导游带领体验非常好 岩洞里面比较暗 还有很多台階 全程大约五十分钟 老人小孩去玩要考虑清楚 注意安全

(Translated by Google) Entrance fee: 20 yuan. The entrance fee to the cave is 40 yuan, and you will pay a total of 60 yuan at the entrance. Please note that you can only enter the cave when tour groups come. If you don't have language problems, you can negotiate directly and tour the cave, but when a group tour comes, you can see the light up like an attraction, so you can either join with another group tour or join the tour from the beginning. Safe. I came here personally, and there were no taxis on the way back. From the bus stop opposite the entrance, take Road 115 or Road K5 to Anji Station, and then take the train back to Nanning. Furthermore, none of the staff could understand English. (Original) 入場料20元。洞窟入場料40元で合計60元を入口で支払います。 注意点として、基本団体ツアー客が来たときしか洞窟は入れません。言語に問題なければ直接交渉して洞窟は見学できますが、団体ツアーが来るとアトラクションのようなライトアップが見れますので、他の団体ツアーと一緒にしれっと参加するか、始めからツアーで参加が無難。 私は個人的に来たのですが、帰りはタクシー等いっさいなし。入口向かいのバス停から115路もしくはK5路で安吉駅「アンジージャン」まで行き電車で南寧まで戻れます。 なおスタッフで英語が理解できる人は皆無でした。

(Translated by Google) Yiling Rock is located in Wuming District, Nanning City, 18 kilometers away from Nanning City. It is a typical karst cave. It is named after its location in Yiling Village, and is also called "Gan Palace" (in Zhuang language), which means a cave as beautiful as a palace. According to geologists, it was formed one million years ago. According to legend, during the Kaixi and Jiading years of the Southern Song Dynasty (1205-1224), Taoist priest Zhou Shiqing "cultivated in a nunnery" and "sat in the Hua Rock" here. Later generations called Yiling Rock "Wangxian Rock" and built the Xianshan Temple on the top of the mountain. Here tourists can appreciate the singing and dancing styles, customs and snacks of the Zhuang ethnic minority. If you want to know more about the customs of the largest ethnic minority in Guangxi, this trip is really worth it! Yilingyan is a typical karst karst cave located in Wuming District, Nanning City, 18 kilometers away from Nanning City. It is named because it is located in Yiling Village, also known as "Dare Palace" (Zhuang language), which means a palace- like beautiful cave. According to geologists, it was formed a million years ago. According to legend, during the Southern Song Dynasty Kaixi and Jiading years (1205-1224), there was a Taoist priest Zhou Shiqing who "cultivated with the crusts" and "sit in the rocks". Later generations called Yilingyan "Wangxianyan" and built Xianshan Temple on the top of the mountain. Visitors can enjoy the singing and dancing customs, customs and snacks of the Zhuang ethnic minority here. If you want to learn more about the customs of the largest ethnic group in Guangxi, this trip is really worth it! (Original) 伊岭岩位于南宁市武鸣区境内，距南宁市区18公里，是一座典型的喀斯特岩溶洞。因地处伊岭村而得名，又名“敢宫”（壮语），意为宫殿一样美丽的岩洞。据地质学家推断，形成于一百万年前。相传南宋开禧、嘉定年间(1205-1224)，有周师庆道士在此“结庵修炼”，“坐化岩中”。后人把伊岭岩叫“望仙岩”，并在山顶建仙山寺。在此游客可以领略壮族少数民族的歌舞风情,习俗和小吃,如果希望多些了解广西最大的少数民族的习俗真的不枉此行哦! Yilingyan is a typical karst karst cave located in Wuming District, Nanning City, 18 kilometers away from Nanning City. It is named because it is located in Yiling Village, also known as "Dare Palace" (Zhuang language), which means a palace-like beautiful cave. According to geologists, it was formed a million years ago. According to legend, during the Southern Song Dynasty Kaixi and Jiading years (1205-1224), there was a Taoist priest Zhou Shiqing who "cultivated with the crusts" and "sit in the rocks". Later generations called Yilingyan "Wangxianyan" and built Xianshan Temple on the top of the mountain. Visitors can enjoy the singing and dancing customs, customs and snacks of the Zhuang ethnic minority here. If you want to learn more about the customs of the largest ethnic group in Guangxi, this trip is really worth it!

(Translated by Google) It is suitable for families to enjoy the natural caves on holiday. The admission fee is 60 yuan per person. There are school attendants who will guide you along the way. It is worth a visit. (Original) 適合一家假日來欣賞天然岩洞，入場費60元一位，有學服員沿途帶路講解，值得一去

(Translated by Google) It's such a big stalactite cave, but it's made into a very weird look, with a bunch of strange lighting, and the introduction is not the result of a natural landscape. The rocks look like Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, etc., which is very disappointing. (Original) 好大的鐘乳石洞窟，但是被營造成很詭異的樣子，一堆奇怪的打光，然後介紹又不是自然景觀的生成，是什麼這個石頭像孫悟空、豬八戒等等的，非常掃興。

A very very big park. Great for morning exercise. There are many attractions within the park so you have to be selective. The easy way is to take a tram to the top (when most people get off) and walking down to explore. There is only Chinese signage and even that it is not very clear. There is Buddhist temple and viewing deck at the top. The other attraction I visited is the Longxiang Tower 龙象塔, which offers a 360 view of the city. The Confucian Temple 南宁孔庙 is near the south gate.

This is an absolutely huge park or mountain with several entrances. The park is manicured throughout with several themes, with temples, gardens, lakes, bridges, etc. scattered around. To enjoy it in full, at least a good half day should be allowed and to be prepared for a lot of walking, or there are shuttle buses for different routes that would take to different beautiful spots and attractions with stops enroute. There is a metro exit right next to the Western entrance, which is most convenient. From the top, by the temple, there are observation platforms that offer a superb view of Nanning.

Qingxiu Mountain is a truly amazing place to visit, with its long history, ancient architecture, and stunning scenic views. Highly recommended!

Good park in Nanning. RMB 20 for adult entry. Well maintained, and a lot of beautiful plants. Shuttle cars are available with RMB 5 per ride or RMB 34 for a daily ticket. You can hire a bicycle but it is not so easy to ride due to the hilly terrain.

This is a nice quiet place, suitable to come for relaxing both mind and body to get freshness and of course able to pay respect to Holy Lord Budha and Mother Kuan-im at the mountain top.

To reach the top of Qingxiu mountain, you can buy a shuttle car ticket and go to their station near the entrance gate. From the top of mountain, you can see panoramic of Nanning's city. Not only that, on the top of the mountain, there's a temple where you can pray. If you walk down of the mountain you can also find a Thailand temple. Near the entrance gate, there's a orchid garden and you need to walk around 15 minutes to reach the garden.

wonder place to walk around for a day. tranquility . Having a guided tour is great to learn about the plants. enjoy . There is a littler restaurant inside and is quite good.

Love the peaceful lake. A lake in the middle of the city..

Excellent park to walk around. Plenty of eye candy. Extremely safe. Popular at night. Clean modern bathrooms available.

Longing to visit again.

Can't ride bikes around the lake anymore but still a great place to go day or night

Beautiful place for outing in nanning.

(Translated by Google) There's nothing there, just a park, just lots of people visiting Many school children came with their teachers There are those who just sleep, relax and relax (Original) Ga ada apa² sih, taman aja, cuma rame yang berkunjung Banyak anak² sekolah yang datang bersamaa guru²nya Ada yang sekedar tidur²an, beristirahat santai

(Translated by Google) Spectacular, for walking or exercising (Original) Espectacular, para pasear o hacer ejercicio

Beautifully restored Ming-Qing styled ancient town. A long drive on country road from Nanning City. A glimpse of rural China. An excellent getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Very good place

Chill

(Translated by Google) Tickets are ¥10, and the visit lasts about 2 hours. There are no distinctive buildings or monuments. 80% are modern buildings, and the rest are rebuilt buildings. It can only be said that this poor and crazy place charges entrance fees. (Original) 門票¥10元，參觀時間約2小時，沒有任何特色的建築跟古蹟，百分之80都是現代建築，其它都是重建過的建物，只能說窮瘋的地方狂收門票

(Translated by Google) I don't recommend going in the summer because it's too hot and there's not much to see. Admission is 10 yuan. (Original) 여름에는 너무볼것없고 더워서 비추천합니다. 입장료 10위엔

(Translated by Google) It's an old city. But there are still people living there. There are many buildings involved in history. There are signs in Chinese, English, Korean and Thai for you to read at important points. (Original) เป็นเมืองเก่าแก่ แต่ยังมีคนอาศัยอยู่ มีอาคารหลายหลังเกี่ยวข้องในประวัติศาสตร์ มีป้ายบรรยายเป็นภาษาจีน อังกฤษ เกาหลี และไทยให้อ่าน เป็นจุดๆ ที่สำคัญ

(Translated by Google) Village like a temple (Original) Làng như một cái chùa

Beautifully restored Ming-Qing styled ancient town. A long drive on country road from Nanning City. A glimpse of rural China. An excellent getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Very good place

Chill

(Translated by Google) Tickets are ¥10, and the visit lasts about 2 hours. There are no distinctive buildings or monuments. 80% are modern buildings, and the rest are rebuilt buildings. It can only be said that this poor and crazy place charges entrance fees. (Original) 門票¥10元，參觀時間約2小時，沒有任何特色的建築跟古蹟，百分之80都是現代建築，其它都是重建過的建物，只能說窮瘋的地方狂收門票

(Translated by Google) I don't recommend going in the summer because it's too hot and there's not much to see. Admission is 10 yuan. (Original) 여름에는 너무볼것없고 더워서 비추천합니다. 입장료 10위엔

(Translated by Google) It's an old city. But there are still people living there. There are many buildings involved in history. There are signs in Chinese, English, Korean and Thai for you to read at important points. (Original) เป็นเมืองเก่าแก่ แต่ยังมีคนอาศัยอยู่ มีอาคารหลายหลังเกี่ยวข้องในประวัติศาสตร์ มีป้ายบรรยายเป็นภาษาจีน อังกฤษ เกาหลี และไทยให้อ่าน เป็นจุดๆ ที่สำคัญ

(Translated by Google) Village like a temple (Original) Làng như một cái chùa

(Translated by Google) Historical cultural landscape (Original) 历史悠久的人文景观

(Translated by Google) What a long journey🚌🚌🚌, The whole car 🚌 slept 😴😴 and staggered around. Just to explore the Huashan murals in Longzhou, Guangxi~ Huashan murals, broadly speaking, refer to ancient rock paintings found in some Zhuang areas in Guangxi. Among them, the Huashan murals on the cliffs of Huashan in Ningming County are very representative. If you want to explore this ancient mural, you usually choose to take a boat trip in the Huashan Mural Scenic Area, and you can also enjoy the beautiful landscape scenery along the way. (Original) 好遙遠的路程🚌🚌🚌， 一路上全車🚌睡😴😴得東倒西歪， 只為了一探廣西龍州花山壁畫~ 花山壁畫，廣義上是指一種在廣西一些壯族聚居區發現的古老岩畫，其中寧明縣花山崖壁上的花山壁畫非常具有代表性。 若想探秘這種古老壁畫，一般選擇在花山壁畫景區乘船遊覽，沿途還可以欣賞到優美的山水之景。

(Translated by Google) Zuojiang Huashan Stone Art Area – China. Talking about rock art, there are over 30 such art sites throughout southern China, mainly belonging to the Luoyue ethnic group. This art is said to depict “bronze drum culture.” (Original) Khu nghệ thuật đá Zuojiang Huashan – Trung Quốc. Nói về nghệ thuật trên đá, có khoảng trên 30 khu nghệ thuật như thế ở khắp miền nam Trung Quốc, chủ yếu thuộc về tộc người Luoyue. Nghệ thuật này được cho là miêu tả “văn hóa trống đồng.”

(Translated by Google) Cultural Landscape of Huashan Stone Art Tajiang (Chinese: 花山壁画; pinyin: Huāshān Bìhuà, Sino-Vietnamese: Huashan Mural) is a vast historical landscape of stone sculpture art on rocky mountains Lime dates back at least several hundred years in Guangxi province, China. The paintings lie on the western bank of the Ming River (Chinese: 明江; pinyin: Míng Jiāng; literally: "Bright River") which is a tributary of the Ta River. The natural area around this cultural landscape belongs to the Nature Reserve, Ai Diem town, Ninh Minh district. On July 15, 2016, Ta Giang Hoa Son Stone Art Cultural Landscape was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The paintings are believed to be around 1,800-2,500[2] or 1,600-2,400 years old. The period when the paintings were painted was probably from the Warring States period to the end of the Han Dynasty in Chinese history. The paintings are believed to be works of art by the ancient Lac Viet people, ancestors of today's Zhuang people. Carbon dating shows that the oldest painting was painted 16,000 years ago, while the latest painting is 690 years old. The mountain's main cliffs are 170 meters wide and 40 meters high and are said to be the largest rock paintings in China. The painting is located at an altitude of 30 to 90 meters above river level with about 1,900 discrete images arranged in 110 image groups. The materials used for drawing are Hematite, animal glue and blood, creating a characteristic red color for the drawings. Depicted images include bronze drums, knives, swords, bells, and boats. Some images of humans are 60 cm tall, 150 cm tall, and some even reach 3 meters tall. (Original) Cảnh quan văn hóa Nghệ thuật đá Hoa Sơn Tả Giang (tiếng Trung: 花山壁画; bính âm: Huāshān Bìhuà, Hán-Việt: Hoa Sơn bích họa) là cảnh quan rộng lớn lịch sử của nghệ thuật điêu khắc đá trên các núi đá vôi có niên đại ít nhất vài trăm năm ở tỉnh Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc. Các bức vẽ nằm bên bờ phía tây của Minh Giang (tiếng Trung: 明江; bính âm: Míng Jiāng; nghĩa đen: "Sông sáng chói") là một nhánh của Tả Giang. Khu vực tự nhiên quanh cảnh quan văn hóa này thuộc Khu bảo tồn thiên nhiên, thuộc thị trấn Ái Điếm, huyện Ninh Minh. Vào ngày 15 tháng 7 năm 2016, Cảnh quan văn hóa Nghệ thuật đá Hoa Sơn Tả Giang đã được UNESCO công nhận là Di sản thế giới. Các bức vẽ được cho là có niên đại khoảng 1.800-2.500[2] hoặc 1.600-2.400 năm tuổi. Thời kỳ vẽ ra các bức tranh có lẽ là từ thời Chiến Quốc cho tới cuối thời nhà Hán trong lịch sử Trung Quốc. Các bức vẽ được cho là tác phẩm nghệ thuật của những người Lạc Việt cổ, tổ tiên của người Choang ngày nay. Xác định niên đại cacbon cho thấy, bức tranh cổ nhất được vẽ cách đây 16.000 năm, trong khi bức vẽ muộn nhất có niên đại 690 năm tuổi. Các vách đá chính của núi có chiều rộng 170 mét và cao 40 mét được cho là bức tranh đá lớn nhất Trung Quốc. Bức tranh nằm ở độ cao từ 30 đến 90 mét so với mực nước sông với khoảng 1.900 hình ảnh rời rạc bố trí trong 110 nhóm hình ảnh. Nguyên liệu sử dụng để vẽ là Đất son đỏ (Hematit) keo động vật và máu tạo thành màu đỏ đặc trưng cho các hình vẽ. Hình ảnh mô tả bao gồm trống đồng, dao, kiếm, chuông, và tàu thuyền. Một số hình ảnh về con người có chiều cao 60 cm, 150 cm thậm chí có hình ảnh đạt tới 3 mét.

(Translated by Google) As a K2 user, this sentence annoys me. (Original) 끄투유저로써 빡치는 문장

(Translated by Google) uncanny workmanship! (Original) 鬼斧神工！

Chinese service is super slow. I am one in a group of tourists. It takes us 4 hours to immigrate to China after exiting Vietnam.

Beautiful road border crossing from Lang Son Dong Dang Vietnam to China Guangxi Pingxiang This is properly the main road border crossing for travelers from Hanoi Vietnam... Plenty of photos opportunities ...it operates like a tourist attraction rather than just border check points

THE MONEY GOES TO CHINA; NOT VIETNAM!

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(Translated by Google) Huu Nghi Quan has just been renovated, each time you go there is a bigger and more beautiful change The road is quite easy to go, the instructions are clear. Exit and entry are divided into lanes, clear instructions, however, Vietnamese officers are not very meticulous in their work compared to China. The strange thing is that the car cannot enter the gate but must take an additional electric car for 12k, a very short distance from Tan Cuong wharf to the border gate - probably only about 300-400m. Remember to check in at the Vietnam - China border, take some beautiful souvenir photos. On the Chinese side, there is an ancient citadel gate and a few small relics but it is worth checking in. (Original) Hữu Nghị Quan mới được sửa lại, mỗi lần đi lại 1 thay đổi to đẹp hơn Đường khá dễ đi, hướng dẫn rõ ràng. Xuất cảnh và nhập cảnh có phân làn, chỉ dẫn rõ, tuy nhiên các cán bộ Việt Nam chưa chỉn chu lắm trong công tác làm xnc so với bên TQ. Điều kỳ lạ là xe không được vào tận cổng mà phải đi thêm xe điện mất 12k mà 1 đoạn đường rất ngắn từ bến Tân Cương vào cửa khẩu - chắc chỉ tầm 300-400m. Các bạn nhớ checkin ở đường biên giới Việt Nam - TQ nhé, chụp thêm vài kiểu ảnh kỷ niệm rất đẹp. Bên phia TQ có cổng thành cổ và 1 vài di tích nhỏ nhưng rất đáng để checkin.

At first, we planned to go hiking, but once we got there… we immediately decided to take the cable car instead 😆 The journey was pretty easy since we just followed Google Maps. There aren’t many accommodation options in the area—just one resort with direct access to Yen Tu Mountain. The ride itself was super fun! We got to enjoy endless green scenery along the way 🌿 If you’re in Hanoi and looking for an alternative destination, you should definitely check this place out. Totally worth it! 😉

Chill.. peaceful vibe as firstly visited there..

Breathtaking views, great cable-car system, holy sites and a healthy climb (even with using the cabe -car). It is a very much underrated place in the north of Vietnam. Most foreigners are not even aware of the beauty of the mountain and its pagodas. The local vendors are friendly, have everything from souvenirs to fresh coconut and cold beer. Excellent photo-ops, but so much more. Make sure to visit Yen Tu when in Hanoi or nearby.

It’s cool that just 30 minutes from Hai Phong you can climb the mountains and get an amazing view and see such a rich nature, breath the freshest air🥰 Everything is organized in the best way. You can even get free water, buy food, souvenirs in many places. I sincerely recommend to visit this spot👍 Vietnam is a truly amazing country🥰

My favorite site in Vietnam, breathtaking and not much tourists!

I visited here on Lunar New Year and it was extremely crowded, so many many people from everywhere came. This place is very huge. There are 2 ways to go visit the temple on top of Yen Tu mountain - take the cable car and hike up or just only do hiking up. Because I didn’t have much time, then I chose to take the cable car and do hiking in some parts. Omg, the view is incredible, I love it. My private tour guide chose to do hikking up and we met on the top of the mountain. The way to do hikking is not difficult, even the 80 years old lady can do too, I met her on the way when I was very close to the temple on the top of mountain (definitely she did with her family, not alone). Only 1 small temple on the top of mountain but everyone come there for it. From here, you can see the view 360 degrees, so beautiful! But 1 thing I don’t like is - the safety on the top of mountain. It will be ok if you visit here on normal day, not holidays or Lunar new year because no many people. No any fences around the rocks and if many people go there at the same time, you will be hustled in the crowd. But anyway, this place is nice to go visit, just be careful when you are on the top of mountain.

Considered as "the ancestral land of Buddhism". An even more interesting thing is the dividing line between Quang Ninh and Bac Giang provinces. If the East belongs to Quang Ninh province, the West of this pagoda belongs to Bac Giang province. If you don't mind crowds, and want to participate in interesting activities at the temple, you can go from January 10 to March of the lunar calendar. This is the time of the Yen Tu Spring Festival, so there are quite a few tourists from all over the world to visit. Roadside restaurants have affordable and acceptable prices You might consider staying at Legacy Resort Yen Tu

Picturesque and quiet place with lovely views. Would have given 4.5 stars but we were not allowed to drive up on a really hot day. Many flights of stairs. Thus, we couldn't make it to the top. Do aply mosquito 🦟 repellent prior.

Ba Vang Pagoda is a stunning spiritual destination located in Uong Bi, Quang Ninh. Nestled on a mountainside at 340 meters above sea level, it offers breathtaking views with lush pine forests and peaceful surroundings. The architecture is impressive, especially the main hall, known as the largest in Indochina. The pagoda is spacious, clean, and filled with a calm, sacred atmosphere — perfect for meditation or sightseeing. Visiting during festivals, like the Chrysanthemum Festival on the 9th of the lunar September, adds a unique cultural experience. A must-visit for anyone exploring northern Vietnam or seeking spiritual peace.

Amazing and beautiful! One of the biggest pagodas in the north of Vietnam. Will definitely return again someday. For those not religious it is still place worth visiting.

Absolutely stunning! Even if you’re not religious, this is worth seeing just for beauty of this architectural marvel. Will definitely not be my last time coming here! Breathtaking!

I went there at 6:00 pm . It is the most temple i do like so much. No people selling there , have free water for drink . Good place for photo and holi Temple for praying

Ba Vang pagoda festival started from January 8th (lunar calendar) every year. The main festival day is also the birthday of the first monk of the pagoda - Zen master Tue Bich Pho Giac. The pagoda is a place to worship Buddha, a place of worship of monks and nuns, and Buddhists. Besides, the pagoda is also a place where cultural activities, religious ceremonies and ceremonies take place to meet the cultural and spiritual needs of the east. island people in the region and nearby places. Ba Vang pagoda monument is located on a very beautiful and rare geographical location, spacious premises, and a venerable foreground are the convergence of spirituality of Uong Bi land. The pagoda is invested with a large scale, many massive architectural works. With these values, Ba Vang pagoda was ranked by the Quang Ninh Provincial People's Committee as a 'Cultural and Historical Site' in 2007. The location is beautiful, the tourist is spiritual not to be missed. You can come any time in five extremely good service: free parking, free WC, free WiFi, free water everywhere, free veggie rice, great restaurant. Of all the pagodas we saw this was the most impressive, even seeing the monks, and people praying to their Buddha.

This is a wondèrul temple fỏ visitors. They have a nice and friendly greeting of their own. There are free water chug every where together with free drinking water pipe system. However if you notice there are free cold water on the left side of the main prayer hall if you notice. In the other hand when i was there the 430m high above the sea level top is underconstruction.. There is a nice big buíling will be built... You guy should try the 330m stair walk up, it is a very nice experience. Further more, there arent any store or convinient store in the temple, so be ready if you come by guys

About two hour drive from Hanoi. This golf club has three nine holes for golfers to mix and play. It is very hilly, with water and hunker hazards adding to the challenge in getting good scores.

Sân đẹp but shit service. Super arrogant staffs causing too much confusion. Not my vibe!

Golf course. Fairway need some maintainance. Green speed very slow. Overall very scenic and cool environment to enjoy golf.

Stopped in for lunch. The need for general maintenance is required especially in the locker room / bathrooms. Course looks beautiful but go to the washroom before you arrive.

Very challenging course

Very expensive compared to the experience

Most exciting golf course in North Vietnam

November 2024: the museum is dying. No visitors, all dusty, no audio guide is available. No site map. Toilet is awful, not maintained. Sad. The idea of the museum is great, the exhibitions are amazing , very interesting. Probably lack of money makes this museum stagnant

Went there 30 minutes before closing time. This is quite a big place so 30 minutes is definitely not enough to truly appreciate the exhibits.

One of the best museum we have been to! A lot of useful information about the ethenic groups in Vietnam. Highly recommended!

Been excited to learn more about Vietnams ethnic minorities - large museum with a lot of information and artifacts. Paid extra for English audio only to learn it’s an app you have to download and the wifi doesn’t work inside… skip it, there are English descriptions inside on everything. One of the strangest museum experiences I’ve had as it was very hot inside and out and we were the only ones visiting at that time, giving all the mannequins an extremely eerie vibe.

Great museum to visit. sadly there are not many visitors here, I went there on Sat and there are no one except for me and my friends in the museum. The museum is well presented with informative knowledge of 54 ethics groups of VN. Highly recommend to go here and experience

Good information to visit except it was too hot

One of my favorite places in Thai Nguyen. My favorite Vietnamese foods are at their best here. Not to mention that all of this is in the midst of fantastic outdoor museum grounds highlighting Vietnamese ethnic cultures. Visit and enjoy it all.

Nui Coc Lake is a beautiful landscape of Thai Nguyen, likened to "Ha Long Bay on land". The lake surface is immense and calm like a giant mirror, reflecting the clouds, sky and mountains. Around the lake are small, pretty islands, creating a poetic and majestic scene. The air here is fresh and cool, bringing a pleasant and relaxing feeling. Coming to Nui Coc Lake, we can not only admire the amazing natural beauty but also feel the connection between people and legends, between reality and myth. This is truly a proud and attractive destination of the homeland.

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This place look very old, some dangerous game look like it almost broken, but the staff there stil let people playing it. By the way, the staff at the arcade game is very rude, they aslo stolen our money and the coins that I have.

😉 wow 💞

Beautiful lake. There are two roads to access the lake, one leads you to accommodation right along the lake, one doesn't. So if you get there late in the dark, beware. Check your google maps carefully.

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