You can take your child for a dress-up photo shoot at the Guangxi Ethnic Village, which features distinctive ethnic minority architecture, and it's free of charge

🌟 After exiting the Guangxi Ethnic Museum, a few minutes' walk will take you to the Guangxi Ethnic Village. Admission is free during the day, no reservation is needed, and sometimes there are special performances in the evenings or on holidays, so it's a good idea to check the official information in advance. 🌟 The scenic area covers over 60 acres and has more than a dozen buildings with ethnic minority architectural styles where you can dress up and take photos. We just strolled around casually, mainly wanting to see the wind and rain corridor at the entrance. There was also a colorful Guangxi float parked at the entrance that looked very nice. 🌟 After visiting the Ethnic Museum, you can easily walk around without making a special trip. However, if you are specifically coming for a photo shoot, it's also a good option. Dressing up in ethnic costumes and taking photos when the weather is nice can result in some great shots.