Things to do in Xingyi

Transportation is inconvenient; you can only get back by car. The scenery along the way is nice, and you can take a boat with the elderly, but to be honest, the view of the lake from the road you drive in is more beautiful and spectacular than the view from the lake itself.

There are endless peaks and forests in the area, rivers running through it, and clouds and mist lingering. The scenery changes as the day goes by. It overlooks the rippling waters of the Nanpan River in the upper reaches of the Pearl River. It is a tourist attraction jointly created by the Banbianjie Village Committee of Xingyi City and the People's Government of Zerong Township of Xingyi City.

A nice mountain village, the houses are very distinctive, simple and beautiful, it is also nice to pass by and take a leisure stroll. The tiankeng is much smaller than expected, a bit like artificial (of course it should not be). It should have been developed into a paid scenic spot in the past, but it is free now, and the signs and road signs of the previous scenic spot are still there. In fact, it is the best at present, not commercialized, and more natural.

The Qingshui River Scenic Area belongs to the Qingshui River Corridor Scenic Area of ​​the Xingyi Maling River Canyon Scenic Area. There are groups of waterfalls in the Qingshui River Scenic Area, and the karst wall hangings are very spectacular. It has a well-preserved original ecology. The world's first high railway bridge passes through the canyon in the scenic area; there are sky ditches and earth fissures that are majestic, strange, dangerous, beautiful and secluded; there are cliff terraces, caves, intricate thousand-year-old trees, the ingenious Yelang stone paintings, Yubulu Tiankeng People, the Red Army Long March Bridge, Gupanying and other attractions. When you come to Xingyi for fun, you can't miss the Qingshui River Scenic Area.

A free attraction, there is a parking lot in front of the door, parking is very convenient, very close to Wanfenglin, if you have time, you can go and have a look, I think it is worth it. Speaking of Liu's Manor, people usually think of Liu Wencai Manor in Dayi County, Chengdu, Sichuan. The Liu's Manor that I encountered this time in Xingyi, Guizhou, has the same name, but it is more impressive. Compared with the richness of Liu Wencai Manor, the design of the house from the overall to the details is more noble. We usually like to use "rich" and "noble" together. There is a difference between "rich" and "noble". The houses left over from history are all symbols of wealth, but most of them are not noble. The century-old house has long lost its original appearance, and the remaining few courtyards are still well preserved. The sunshine a hundred years ago still shines through the corridors every day and shines into those dim rooms. The wind and rain a hundred years ago still hit the eaves every day, telling the desolation of the empty house. Gazing at the old house built a hundred years ago, and carefully soothing the vicissitudes of time, fragments of history are scattered all over the ground, and those years of war have also become words in history books.

We took a boat tour of the lake, sitting in the boat, traveling in a painting, the scenery is very good, beautiful, you can see different scenery on the boat. The boat slowly sailed in the turquoise lake, the blue waves were rippling, and I really felt like I was traveling in a painting.

It costs 60 yuan per person and you can sit on the boat as long as you want. You can even play mahjong on the boat. It's great value for money and the scenery is beautiful. The staff are super enthusiastic, friendly and patient. When we couldn't find a seat, the lady who answered the phone even told us not to hang up, afraid that we would be scammed. The people of Xingyi are so kind!

The environment is pretty good. It's right here after getting off the highway. It's a good place to learn knowledge.

The museum is in a brand new building with a library and an art gallery. There is an underground parking lot and an elevator. As a local museum, the exhibition hall is not big, but the layout is thoughtful and the exhibits are of good quality. In particular, the first floor is where you can stamp. The children took the stamp collection book and stamped more than a dozen stamps. The stamps have beautiful patterns and correspond to the exhibits on display, which are of great commemorative value.

Nowadays, there are more and more ancient towns and villages that are imitated everywhere, but there are almost no traces of ancient villages with a long history and original ecology. In the deep mountains of Guizhou, there are still some ancient villages with a real history. Nanlong Buyi Ancient Village, located in Bajie Town, Xingyi City, Southwest Guizhou, is a truly old ethnic minority village group. If you want to visit the secret land of Taoyuan and appreciate the traditional Buyi village that has been preserved for more than 600 years, you still need to climb mountains and wade through water. Nanlong Buyi Ancient Village is located in Bajie Town on the shore of Wanfeng Lake in Xingyi City, 39 kilometers away from the urban area of ​​Xingyi. We drove nearly 40 kilometers from Wanfeng Lake. Except for Jinghu Avenue, which is less than 10 kilometers long, the rest are winding mountain roads. There are also more than ten kilometers of very steep winding mountain roads, all elbow bends. Turning is like turning around on the spot. The road is narrow and some sections can only be passed by bicycles. It takes several turns to reach Nanlong Village on the top of the mountain. The location of the village is very hidden. It is built on the mountain. The terrain is winding and presents a nine-palace eight-diagram layout. At the entrance of the village is a traditional stilted gatehouse with a plaque inscribed with Nanlong Buyi Ancient Village. Nanlong Buyi Ancient Village covers an area of ​​about 2 square kilometers. There are 218 households in the village, all of whom are Buyi people. It is an ancient village that combines beautiful natural scenery, rich ethnic customs and mysterious Buyi architecture. The houses in the village are arranged in the shape of the Nine Palaces and Eight Diagrams. The alleys are interlocking and connected. The layout is extraordinary and can be called a miracle. People who are not familiar with it feel like entering a maze. For hundreds of years, the stilt houses in the village have been dismantled when they are broken, and rebuilt after being dismantled, but the original architectural style has always been maintained. Is it the guidance of an expert or the gift of immortals?