Guangxi, China
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North Guangxi is in Guangxi Province.
Guilin is renowned for its stunning karst landscapes, including the Li River and caves. A cultural hub, it boasts historic sites like the Jingjiang Prince's Palace and the picturesque Yangshuo region.
It is an industrial center in Guangxi. Situated at the confluence of several tributaries forming the Liu River, it serves as a key transportation hub and boasts unique mountainous landscapes.
Located in northwest Guangxi, Hechi is rich for natural resources, including vast reserves of non-ferrous metals. The prefecture is also renowned for its longevity, attributed to the healthy lifestyles of its residents.
Baise, the westernmost prefecture in Guangxi, is rich in natural beauty with mountains, canyons, and tropical rainforests. It holds historical significance as the site of the 1929 Baise Uprising and is a major producer of aluminum.
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a base for seeing the surrounding area's uniquely scenic combination of karst mountains, rivers and lakes
Yangshuo (阳朔; Yáng shuò) is a small town surrounded by karst mountains and beautiful scenery near Guilin. It has been a popular backpacker destination since the 1980s, and the surrounding area has excellent rock climbing opportunities which attract large groups of tourists.
Longsheng (龙胜; Lóngshèng) and nearby Longji terraces (龙脊梯田; Lóngjǐtītián) are in North Guangxi, near Guilin. The Longji rice terraces area is famous for the large number of terraced rice paddy fields on its mountain, which have created an intricate pattern on the hillsides.
Liuzhou (柳州; Liǔzhōu) is the second largest city in Guangxi. It is an industrial city, but most of the industry has moved from the city centre and the city is much less polluted than it used to be.
Chengyang (程阳 Chéngyáng) is a group of villages 18km from Sanjiang, in the Guangxi province of China.
scenic area, good for getting out to see the countryside. Such as to the Dong minority villages of Chengyang
less crowded alternative to Yangshou with equally beautiful karst formations
Hechi (河池; Héchí), or Jinchengjiang (金城江), is a city and region in North Guangxi. Hechi City has rich natural landscapes, including mountains, rivers and forests.
Xingping (兴坪) is a town in North Guangxi, China. It is on the Li River, about 27 km upstream from Yangshuo and 60 km downstream from Guilin.
Baise City is Baise prefecture in the western part of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It features a predominantly mountainous and hilly terrain, with rivers and karst landscapes, and has a subtropical monsoon climate that is warm and humid with abundant rainfall and rich natural scenery.
Jingxi is in North Guangxi, 90 km (56 mi) south of Baise, is located in the southwestern part of Guangxi, China, near the border with Vietnam. It lies about 200 km (120 mi) west of Nanning.
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