Things to do in Leye

The scenery is ordinary, with no special views. Just walk along the river to the end and then exit the cave. The lotus pots in the water are quite unique, and one of the largest ones is said to be the largest in the world. The karst rocks are not large in scale, just reflecting Luo Mei's love story.

The place is unique although not much visited, we were only tourists here at the time. We visited east and west peak (including cave). The cave is a must, you can feel here how magnificent large is the sinkhole. The glass walkway was the least impressive to us out of the place although there is a good coffee shop there. The place very much worth the visit, although not easy to get here.

Very beautiful, the scenery is beautiful, the experience is very good, the staff of the scenic area warmly received, the boatman was humorous, the scenery of one cave for two days was very very very shocking, and the Fairy Bridge was simply the work of nature.

Leye is a magical place, it is very comfortable to go there in summer

It was excellent. The signs were clear, the facilities were complete, there were accessible pathways, and it was friendly to people with mobility issues. The restrooms were clean, and the scenery was absolutely stunning during the water-use period! However, the road conditions to the scenic area weren't great. I avoided holidays for a much better experience!

Tiankeng (sinkhole) ⛰️ A very clear, circular sinkhole. Because of the heavy fog the day we went, we couldn't see the whole thing. The rocky cave at the bottom was actually more breathtaking 🫨 Walking down there made me dizzy, and I had a fear of giant objects. We encountered a pig carcass over a meter long 🐍 (fled in panic). Fengshen Cave 🕳️ An underground cave filled with all sorts of stalactites and some rather far-fetched names, haha. Honestly, the rocks are quite beautiful just looking at them 🤩 There are even terraced formations, surprisingly, they have a regional character! Because there's a cool breeze at the cave's exit all year round, our guide took us there to enjoy the breeze – good for longevity and wealth, haha, we had to go! Another day of learning!

The area along the Bulu River, especially the Xianren Bridge section, is a tourist attraction that combines beautiful mountains, green waters, fairy bridges, and strange caves. It is called "the kingdom of plants and the paradise of birds" by experts, and everyone who has been there says it is great.

It truly lives up to its reputation; the scenery is magnificent and beautiful. The attractions are a bit far apart, but you can still see them all in half a day. Entering the park before the National Day holiday crowds arrived allowed us to avoid the throngs of people, so it wasn't too crowded. The Water Curtain Cave requires online reservations at least two weeks in advance, and unfortunately, we couldn't get one this time.

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.