Liuzhou

Liuzhou is a railway hub linking China’s southwest with the central south, east and south of the country It is also one of the 45 major road hubs in China. Liuzhou is a national first-grade port, with access via the Liujiang waterway to Guizhou Province in the north and Hong Kong and Macao in the south. Liuzhou Bailian Airport is up to national 4D standards.

Nestling among green hills, the city is encircled by clear waters. Liuzhou boasts the unique cultures and customs of the ethnic minorities, the Four Best of which are listed as Zhuang singing, Yao dancing, Miao festivals and Dong towers. The Chengyang Covered Bridge in Sanjiang and other buildings such as drum towers are well known. Other scenic spots include.

Dragon Pool Park, Liuhou Park, Bagui Fantastic Stone Garden, Beijiang River Scenic Area, Mt.

Yuanbao National Forest Park and Danzhou Island.

Liuzhou is rich in curio stones. Other specialties include rice noodles in snail soup, Shatian shaddock, kumquat, shitake mushrooms, rice wafers mixed with walnut, fiveleaf gynostemma herb, Baipeng lotus root, Liyong preserved pickle, Citrus reticulate, sweet bamboo roots, and Bapo tofu.

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