Cities — Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

Renowned for its picturesque karst mountains, Li River scenery, and traditional Chinese culture. A must-visit in Guangxi.

Famed for its stunning karst landscapes, Li River cruises, and traditional Chinese scenery. A top destination in Guangxi.

Famous for its stunning karst landscapes, Yangshuo is a top destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering biking, rock climbing, and river cruises.

Renowned for its dramatic karst scenery, Yangshuo attracts adventure seekers with rock climbing, cycling routes, and scenic Li River cruises.

Border city near Vietnam with stunning Detian Waterfall and karst scenery.

Coastal city with port facilities and access to beautiful beaches. Emerging as a trade hub in Guangxi.

Gateway to Guangxi's karst landscapes and minority cultures, near Detian Waterfall.

Coastal city with port facilities and access to nearby islands, offering seafood and maritime culture.

Access point for Guangxi's natural wonders, including Detian Waterfall and karst hills.

Less-known karst terraces, local Zhuang markets and immersive river scenery — a peaceful alternative to busy karst hotspots.

Small hamlet perched above famed rice terraces — immersive Zhuang and Yao culture, homestays and sunrise terrace views.

District known for its scenic spots and local parks, offering pleasant urban green spaces in Guangxi.

Prefecture-level city with historical sites and local Guangxi culture, but limited international tourism.

Scenic karst terraces, morning markets and Zhuang textile stalls — dramatic landscapes without the crowds of larger sites.

Border town with Vietnam, known for its bustling markets and cross-cultural atmosphere. Gateway to Vietnam's Mong Cai.

Port district with maritime industry focus, offering glimpses into Guangxi's coastal economy.

Quaint Guangxi city with historic Hakka architecture and nearby hot springs.

Urban district with some parks and local attractions, offering glimpses into Guangxi's city life.

Lively Zhuang minority village known for woven textiles, festival dances and hill rice terraces — excellent for cultural homestays and markets.

Remote villages famed for centenarians, limestone karst scenery and local herbal therapies — travellers come for wellness culture and rural homestays.