Things to do in Lingshan

Our group consisted of two adults and one child (4 years old). It was the child's first time seeing a sea lion show, and they were fascinated by the many different kinds of fish, even wanting to see it again the next day. Although it looks like there are only two buildings, walking around was quite tiring. The route could be improved, especially the area for small land animals shortly after the entrance. Other zoos also have animals like goats and monkeys, so it's unnecessary to spend too much energy there earlier. The Sky Gate was quite novel and a little scary for the child, but it was a great photo opportunity and attracted many adults. Overall, it's more suitable for children; I wouldn't recommend it specifically for adults. A very satisfying trip.

When we arrived, there were no monkeys. The staff specifically reminded us that tickets weren't being sold at that time, so everyone waited in the lobby for a while until the monkeys appeared before entering in groups. The policy was very considerate. The monkeys were cute and not afraid of people; you could walk right up to them to see them, which was a unique experience.

If you visit Yangshuo, you shouldn’t miss West Street (Xi Jie), a historic street with a history of more than 1,000 years.At night, the street becomes very lively, filled with numerous restaurants, bars, and cafés. It’s a great place to hang out with friends and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.

We took the Beihai International Passenger Port cruise ship to Weizhou Island, which took 80 minutes. We were in business class on the second floor, and the ride wasn't too bumpy. I didn't experience any seasickness. From Weizhou Island to Beihai, we took a slower ship, which took about 110 minutes; this time, we were in business class on the third floor. It was good value for money, a very pleasant experience, and the food on board wasn't expensive.

Nanning Zoo is definitely worth a visit! 👏 They have a wide variety of animals, including the famous gorilla and giant panda, and there are also rides and attractions! It's great value for money, the park environment is nice, and it's suitable for families with children. Highly recommended! 👍

San Niang Bay is a low-key yet stunning national AAAA-level scenic area in Guangxi, renowned as the "Hometown of the Chinese White Dolphin." Here, azure seas and golden sands abound, uniquely shaped rocks abound, and the original fishing village exudes charm, blending culture and nature seamlessly. The highlight is the opportunity to take a speedboat out to sea for a chance to encounter the rare Chinese white dolphins; with luck, you might even spot a dreamy pink one. The sand is fine, the water clear, and at low tide, you can go beachcombing and collect shells. The Tianya Stone and San Niang Stone offer incredibly photogenic views. The area is not heavily commercialized, and the seafood is fresh and affordable, making it ideal for leisure vacations, family trips, and dolphin watching—a hidden gem in the Beibu Gulf for secluded seaside experiences.

Wuhuangshan National Geopark has pleasant scenery, beautiful views, fresh air, and pure natural scenery that makes people feel relaxed and happy and linger. It is a good place for taking photos, with high cost-effectiveness and high fun.

Huangyao Ancient Town is surrounded by karst peaks, with flowing streams, blue-brick and gray-tiled roofs, ancient cobblestone alleys, Ming and Qing dynasty buildings, thousand-year-old banyan trees, reflections of ancient bridges, couplet culture, a living ancient town, a lively atmosphere, ink-wash painting aesthetics, and a simple and tranquil charm—it's truly breathtaking.

It's definitely worth seeing; the night view offers a completely different experience, and it's pleasantly cool. There are singing competitions and various island games where you can win silver coins to redeem for gifts. Highly recommended for families with children.