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The Nanning Mosque is a mosque in Xingning District, Nanning City, in the Guangxi autonomous region of China.
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邕州古城, Three Streets and Two Alleys 三街两巷
Its core comprises three pedestrian streets—Xingning Road (兴宁路), Minsheng Road (民生路), and Jiefang Road (解放路)—alongside two ancient lanes, Golden Lion Alley (金狮巷) and Silver Lion Alley (银狮巷). The outer perimeter encompasses areas west of Chaoyang Road and north of Minzu Avenue. Established during the Song Dynasty, this district served as the commercial birthplace of ancient Yongzhou. Characterised by its blue-brick, black-tiled roofs and distinctive horse-head walls, it houses historical landmarks including Nanning City God Temple (南宁城隍庙) and the Deng Yingchao Memorial Hall
新会书院
A traditional Confucian academy dating from the Qing Dynasty. It was established during the reign of the Qianlong Emperor and rebuilt in the 19th century. These days there are no students here and the site is basically a museum. It also serves as a venue for Cantonese opera performances.
邕江夜游
广西科技馆
广西壮族自治区博物馆, Guangxi Museum
The only national-level museum in Guangxi, it has quite an eclectic exhibition. The museum's large collection of pottery and porcelain is displayed on the first floor, while on the second floor, there are exhibits on the early culture of Guangxi, including a collection of bronze drums, prehistoric tools and metalwork. There is also an open-air exhibition, with performances, and has houses of some of the minorities. A self-assist audio guide may be rented out for ¥10 (¥200 deposit required).
广西自然博物馆