Things to do in Debao

Children can not only play to their heart's content in the scenic area, but also learn a lot about ponies; adults can also find the long-lost innocence of childhood in the kingdom. If you have enough time, it is recommended to stay in the woods cabin for a night. The quiet night with twinkling stars is really super beautiful.

[Scenery] A paradise on earth [Fun] No signal, hope the communication company can provide signal soon [Value for money] Worth a visit

We arrived at 9:15 AM on October 7th, National Day, probably among the first visitors. We listened to the guide, took photos, and exited the cave at 10:30 AM. Our train was at 3 PM. We hadn't planned to go to the Dwarf Horse Kingdom, but my parents saw that the cave exit faced the back entrance, so we decided to check it out. We finished exploring around noon, and the hour-plus journey back to Baise Station was just right for our train. Therefore, I recommend buying a combined ticket; buying individual tickets like I did was a bit expensive. Also, there's a 20-minute walk up stairs back to the parking lot to get your car. The cave scenery was truly beautiful and worth seeing.

Chongzuo Jingxi Tongling Grand Canyon and Gulongshan Grand Canyon are connected, but they are two separate scenic areas, each operated independently. Tongling is known for its large waterfall, which is over 188 meters high and has a large volume of water, making it quite spectacular.

Hongye Forest Park is located in the northeast of Debao County, Baise City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, about 3.5 kilometers away from the county seat. It is a 4A scenic spot. There are many varieties of red leaves in the park, which is a beautiful landscape in autumn. It is a good place to travel with children and relax.

The scenic area is picturesque, tranquil, and serene, which I personally enjoyed. Its charm lies not in its entertainment value, but in its breathtaking scenery. The core area is relatively small, but visually, the distant, layered mountains blend seamlessly into the landscape.

The driver was very professional and drove very steadily. He listened to us the whole time, giving us a lot of freedom in our itinerary. The guide was also excellent; he even took us back to get our bags once we forgot them. Five stars!

It was a very interesting scenic spot. The only downside was the long hike downhill at the beginning. Paddleboarding was much more fun; you could paddle at your own pace and stop to take photos and rest at scenic spots. If you're a beginner, don't worry, just imitate the classic paddleboarding postures of the boatmen nearby, and you'll learn in no time. The return route was well-planned, and I had a great time.

Detian Transnational Waterfall wasn't very busy when we visited. The main attraction was the river spanning two countries, with bamboo rafts from both China and Vietnam cruising on it. Viewpoint No. 5 offered a great panoramic view of both waterfalls: the Chinese side is Detian Waterfall, and the Vietnamese side is Ban Gioc Waterfall. You can take photos at the 836 Boundary Marker. Staff directed the queue and maintained order, moving quickly. You can even ask them to take your photo for you; they take pretty good pictures. It's advisable to stay near the entrance. There's road construction on one section of the road leading to the scenic area, so drive slowly. If you're driving, you don't need to take the sightseeing bus. Parking at the scenic area costs 30 yuan per day. The entire area can be explored on foot in about two hours. The scenic area isn't large. At noon, we even caught a folk dance performance at the Bronze Drum Square. Next to the main scenic area is the Old Kapok Forest Scenic Area, where you can see the border line and boundary markers. It wasn't crowded, and there's a hotel inside.

Goose Spring is not very big, so there are not many attractions to visit. So if you want to stay overnight, you can go to Jinxiu Ancient City at night. If you just want to see Goose Spring, there is no need to go there specifically.