Things to do in Nanning

I visited Qingxiu Mountain in Nanning during the Spring Festival. The weather was comfortable, and the scenery was beautiful, especially the bougainvillea area, which was incredibly photogenic. It was very crowded during the holiday, and there were queues for the sightseeing bus. After the performance, it was difficult to hail a taxi as you walked out with the flow of people. It's advisable to find a shared electric scooter nearby in advance, as it's faster.

It was so much fun! This is my second time here. It's like a day trip through Southeast Asia, with each country's unique features presented in a very appealing way. The rides were great, and there were no queues today.

The exhibits are plentiful, concentrated on the second and third floors, but unfortunately, the museum doesn't limit visitor numbers, making it impossible to sit still and appreciate them at a leisurely pace. I suggest following the example of other provincial museums and changing the reservation system to two-hour time slots—limiting the number of visitors would significantly improve the experience. Also, the smell of recent renovations in some exhibition halls is quite strong.

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! 👍

It's definitely worth a visit. You can sit on the boat, feel the breeze on the Yong River, and watch a thrilling iron-smelting performance. After the boat trip, you can use your ticket to go to the fire show site to watch the iron-smelting performance up close again. It's a very worthwhile experience!

Starting point: Exit F of Chaoyang Square Metro Station → Nanning Historical Museum. The facade of the Republican-era Western-style building is very photogenic. It was closed the day I visited, so I could only take pictures of the exterior. Next, I visited the Deng Yingchao Memorial Hall, City God Temple, Jinshi Lane Ancient Residences, Lijiang Academy, Yinshi Lane Oil-paper Umbrella Street, Zhonghua Grand Theater, and Xingning Road Arcade. The retro facades and neon signs created a fantastic atmosphere. After that, I went to Changyou Pavilion to see the Yongjiang River view. If you're just casually strolling around, an hour should be enough. There are plenty of places to eat and drink in the area, and you could easily spend half a day there.

Buying tickets and getting in was very convenient. They have shuttle buses available for only 260 yuan per day. The park is quite large, and everyone was happy riding electric bikes with my parents.

The show was great, the sea lion and dolphin show was fantastic, and there were also various kinds of fish to watch, as well as polar penguins. I brought my child here today, and the child had a wonderful time.

Can feel Christmas vibes here. very happening. Lots of foods you can find here. Love this place, We come in the evening

Very nice museum with good English signage too! I feel like every important sign had an English translation, making it a good experience of you can't read Chinese.