The White-Headed Langur Ecological Tourism Area consists of four discontinuous rocky mountain areas: Bapen, Daling, Tuozhu, and Banli. The white-headed langur is named for the snow-white hair on top of its head and its diet consisting mainly of leaves. It is a primate species discovered and named by Chinese scholars, found only among the karst rocky mountains within Chongzuo. With a global population of just over one thousand, it is listed as Critically Endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, and Chongzuo is therefore known as "the hometown of the white-headed langur in China." After entering the park, a sightseeing bus ride of about ten minutes or a hike of a few hundred meters will bring you near the cliffs where the langur troops reside. The troops follow a fairly regular pattern: they leave to forage in the early morning, rest in the shade of the rock faces at noon, and return to their nests one after another before dusk, with relatively fixed routes, so patient waiting will most likely be rewarded. Infants born within half a year are golden all over and stand out strikingly in the arms of their black-furred mothers, making them a target that many nature photography enthusiasts come specifically for. The area is also home to protected animals such as the black langur and the macaque, and rare and endangered wild plants such as cycads and golden camellia. Relying on the rocky mountain forest ecosystem, the park carries out science education, ecological experience, and scientific research activities year-round. When observing the langurs, please keep quiet and do not feed or chase the troops; bringing your own binoculars or a telephoto lens makes it easier to see details on the cliffs, and avoiding noon in favor of early morning or dusk gives you a better chance of encountering active troops.

China · Chongzuo

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No. 8 of Night Attractions in Guangxi

Yangshuo West Street

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4.5/5

6.3k reviews

West Street in Yangshuo is an old street with a history of more than 1,400 years. The buildings along the street retain the styles of the Ming and Qing Dynasties having a classical charm to it. The street is filled with bars, restaurants and hiptser cafes making it a hugely popular hangout hotspot among locals and foreigners. Due to the large number of foreigners, there are many western restaurants and English signboards along the street. The street is artsy in the day and wild at night.

China · Yangshuo

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No. 12 of Night Attractions in Guangxi

Huangyao Ancient Town

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4.3/5

8.1k reviews

This ancient town was established during the Song dynasty (960-1279) and finally got its name when inhabitants surnamed Huang and Yao became the majority of residents. The town has a peaceful and comfortable atmosphere. The stone streets are still paved in the manner they were hundreds of years ago, and the expanse of buildings of gray brick and tile roofs is a profound sight. The ancient stage at the entrance to the town holds intricate murals on the beams of its eaves, and vivid images of various beasts rest on the flying eaves.

China · Zhaoping

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No. 13 of Night Attractions in Guangxi

Yulong River

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4.5/5

7k reviews

The Yulong River attraction is located in Yangshuo, Guilin. The Yulong River is a tributary of the Li River in Yangshuo, stretching over 40 km and often called the "Little Li River." Its clear, gentle waters flow past continuous karst peaks, rice fields, bamboo groves, and ancient villages. A bamboo raft ride downstream offers picturesque views at every turn—each snapshot a landscape painting. Compared to the Li River's grandeur, the Yulong River has narrower waters, a slower pace, and a more serene charm. Rafting pier Bamboo rafting is the signature activity of the attraction. Typically accommodating two people per raft, it involves navigating through small river dams, with the raft's bow plunging and water splashing everywhere, creating joyful moments during the itinerary. The rafting is generally divided into two sections: The upper section, lasting about one and a half hours from Jinlong bridge to Jiuxian, offers more pristine natural landscapes and passes by historical sites like the Ming-dynasty Yulong bridge and Xiniu pond. The lower section, starting from docks like Jima and Shui'edi toward Gongnong bridge, features more riverside villages and a stronger cultural atmosphere, with the endpoint near the Ten-mile gallery. When not rafting on bamboo boats, cycling along the river is also a popular choice. You can combine the single-arch stone bridge Fuli Bridge built in the Ming Dynasty, Yulong Bridge, and other ancient bridges with pastoral scenery into a loop route. The semicircular arch of Fuli Bridge and its reflection in the water create a picturesque scene, making it a favorite spot for photography enthusiasts. To avoid crowds, consider starting early in the morning when the river is quieter and less crowded in the dawn light.

China · Yangshuo

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No. 10 of Family-friendly Attractions in Guangxi

Nanning Zoo

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4.4/5

2.7k reviews

Nanning Zoo is located in the western suburbs of Nanning, locally known as "Xijiao Park." The park is shaded by lush trees, showcasing a typical southern subtropical garden landscape. It houses over 200 animal species, including giant pandas, Francois' langurs, golden snub-nosed monkeys, gibbons, Asian elephants, and oriental pied hornbills. Among them, native Guangxi species like the Francois' langur are signature exhibits, while the giant panda enclosure is particularly popular with family-friendly visitors. The aquarium features dolphins and sea lions, and over 30 other exhibits, such as the elephant house, giraffe house, and amphibian-reptile house, are scattered throughout the park, making it ideal for a leisurely stroll with kids. The zoo also boasts two themed amusement parks—one on land and one on water. The land park offers thrilling rides like a triple-loop roller coaster, giant pendulum, and drop tower, while the Caribbean Water World provides a refreshing summer escape. For a break, visitors can catch a show at the 4D theater. With animal encounters and amusement rides all in one place, a full-day itinerary here never feels monotonous.

China · Nanning

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No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Qinzhou

Sanniang Bay

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4.9/5

3.4k reviews

Sanniang Bay is located on the southern coast of Qinzhou, a tranquil and beautiful small fishing village. Its famous attraction is the Chinese white dolphins inhabiting the nearby waters, though spotting them requires some luck. Beyond dolphin watching, the simple fishing village life here is also appealing. Whether strolling on the beach, foraging at low tide, or enjoying the peaceful coastal life, this is a perfect leisure destination. Most travelers come from downtown Qinzhou for recreation, with two main options. One is a round-trip day visit to enjoy the beach and rocky shores, then take a speedboat to spot dolphins before returning, taking about half a day. The other option involves a longer stay at the attraction, where travelers can lodge in fishermen-run homestays, savor fresh seafood, relax on the beach, and experience the tranquil coastal fishing village life for a leisurely getaway. Spring and fall are good times to see dolphins, with a higher chance of spotting them. They can occasionally be seen on the beach, but the better way is to take a boat trip. The attraction offers speedboating or fishing boat tours for dolphin watching, though no method guarantees a sighting. After sailing a certain distance from the coast, you will reach the habitat of the Chinese white dolphin. Sometimes you can spot these beautiful dolphins leaping out of the water. Adult white dolphins are mostly white and pink, while calves have darker skin tones. They are extremely precious, and the photos taken of them are utterly adorable. Many hammocks are hung among the trees on the beach of Sanniang Bay, where travelers can relax and enjoy the serene coolness of the seaside. There are also several large rocks by the shore, such as Sanniang Rock and Sea Mother Rock, where you can climb the reefs and take photos with the sea. In addition, the seafood in the fishing village is very fresh and worth trying.

China · Qinzhou

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Mission Hills Huayi Brothers Feng Xiaogang Movie Town

No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Mission Hills Haikou Resort

Mission Hills Huayi Brothers Feng Xiaogang Movie Town

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4.5/5

6.5k reviews

Mission Hills Huayi Brothers Feng Xiaogang Movie Town is a unique film-themed tourist destination in China, built with a huge investment by Mission Hills Group in collaboration with Huayi Brothers and renowned director Feng Xiaogang. The attraction includes six independent scenic areas: Jiangcheng Ballad · Youth, Hainan Mission Hills Huayi Brothers Feng Xiaogang Movie Town - Nanyang Tide, Old Beijing, Beautiful Village Shishan Village, and Movie Stars Avenue. Within the various zones that recreate movie scenes, there is also a diverse collection of dining, entertainment, shopping, cinemas, coffee shops, bars, and boutique hotels with different brands and specialties... Unforgettable movie scenes, a rich nostalgic atmosphere, and tourism commercial blocks that transition from day to night make the entire project an integration of architectural tourism, film tourism, and commercial tourism, fully showcasing the charm of Chinese urban districts across different eras over the past century and the evolution of urban district architecture. Jiangcheng Ballad · Fanghua attraction is modeled on the scenes from the films Back to 1942 and Youth, bringing the world on the silver screen within reach. The 1942 attraction is based on the Chongqing streets in the film Back to 1942. Its 93 buildings bring together the typical architectural styles of the four major cities along the Yangtze River—Shanghai, Nanjing, Wuhan, and Chongqing—from the 1920s to the 1940s. Among them, 20 buildings have been fully restored according to old photographs, including the Xishan Bell Tower, Cathay Theatre, and Shanghai Rongguang Grand Theatre. Behind every building lies a story of times gone by, inviting recollection and reflection. Fanghua attractionIt is a film set area specially planned and built for the 2017 New Year film *Youth*, with 80% of the scenes in the film shot here. The attraction features a screen wall, basketball court, rehearsal hall and training room, swimming pool, changing room, prop room, military supply depot, and more. To ensure the scenes accurately recreate the era's background, from design to construction and furnishings, from the red slogans seen everywhere in the attraction to even a single tile in the swimming pool, everything strictly follows the authentic appearance and era characteristics of 1970s China, immersing visitors in the experience. Mission Hills Huayi Brothers Feng Xiaogang Movie Town - Nanyang Tide Scenic Area is situated along a waterfront stretching over 300 m, bringing together 65 Nanyang-style buildings that showcase a blend of Chinese and foreign architectural styles. Among them, the Nanyang architectural cluster, including era-evoking archways, wharves, a clock tower, and small bridges, is full of charm.Nanyang StreetIt fully highlights the "Belt and Road" initiative and Hainan's regional characteristics. It not only authentically recreates Nanyang-style architecture and streets, but also faithfully presents the commercial atmosphere of Nanyang's local life, including martial arts schools, pawnshops, Western-style clothing shops, pharmacies, herbal tea shops, and bakeries. At the same time, the performances allow travelers to experience a multidimensional cultural tourism experience, completely reproducing the grandeur and prosperity of "Nanyang Migration," one of the three major migrations in Chinese history. Dongfanghong attractionIt gathers the essence of architectural clusters that capture the charm of old Beijing, authentically recreating the historical atmosphere of the city from the founding of New China through the 1970s. The towering Bell and Drum Towers, together with ancient Ming and Qing dynasty buildings and the imposing Soviet-style architectural complex, embody a grand, dignified, and concise architectural aesthetic, more faithfully expressing the cultural essence of old Beijing. In particular, the Beijing hutong elements from the film Mr. Six have been incorporated, making the Beijing flavor even more pronounced. Meirenbo attractionBased on the distinctive architectural complex of the stone mountain villages in the Haikou volcanic area, and leveraging the natural volcanic crater, a beautiful Haikou village is created with the lighthouse as its center. The attraction adopts an immersive experience concept, recreating traditional Hainan handicraft scenes such as sugarcane pressing, brown sugar boiling, and Li ethnic brocade weaving as live-action settings. A squirrel mini theater and an animal farm are built for children, and the farmers' market at the exit sells local specialty agricultural products from Haikou, fully engaging visitors' interest and participation. The "bird's nest" from the film If You Are the One 2 has been adapted into a hotel, along with themed inns modeled after volcanic dwellings, aiming to let visitors relive the scenes from the movie and providing them with a highly distinctive stay experience. The Stars' Avenue of Fame is set up on both sides of the tree-lined road at the main entrance of the attraction, consisting of handprints and signatures of top domestic film and television stars and directors. Having fully studied and drawn on the Hollywood and Hong Kong, China Walk of Fame, it uses whole blocks of marble, which are manually cut, carved, and polished to create 1.2-meter-high ArtDeco-style bases, making it convenient for visitors to take photos in front of the handprints of their favorite stars. It presents nearly 200 stars' handprints and signatures, and most of the stars and directors have personally visitedMission Hills Huayi Brothers Feng Xiaogang Movie Town, including top-tier domestic stars and directors such as Feng Xiaogang, Ge You, Jackie Chan, Andy Lau, Xu Fan, Song Dandan, Yao Chen, Li Bingbing, Liao Fan, Duan Yihong, Tsui Hark, and Guan Hu.

China · Haikou

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Beihai Golden Bay Mangrove Ecotourist Region

Selected for Global Traveller-Picked Attractions in Beihai

Beihai Golden Bay Mangrove Ecotourist Region

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4.7/5

6.1k reviews

Beihai Golden Bay Mangrove Ecotourist Region is located in Beihai. It is a beautiful coastal wetland known for its mangrove viewing area and Danjia folk customs tourist area. Here, you can stroll along the wooden bridges that reach into the depths of the wetland and enjoy the mangrove trees. You can also take a walk in the Danjia folk customs tourist area and experience Danjia culture; you can even go to the beach to enjoy the ocean, collect seashells, catch crabs, and experience the lifestyle of the Danjia fishermen.

China · Beihai

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Hainan Tropical Wildlife Park And Botanical Garden

No. 1 of Global Traveller-Picked Attractions in Haikou

Hainan Tropical Wildlife Park And Botanical Garden

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4.5/5

4.4k reviews

Hainan Tropical Wildlife Park And Botanical Garden is a wildlife park that offers a panoramic view of the island-type tropical rainforest ecosystem, nestled in the tropical jungle by the shores of Dongshan Lake.The park is divided into two major sections: the driving safari area and the walking safari area, displaying animals in a free-range natural setting that is completely different from the high-walled, iron-caged layout of city zoos. The driving safari area is the core experience here. Visitors drive through the free-range predator zone, where African lions, Siberian tigers, black bears, and other animals roam freely outside the vehicle windows, creating a unique sensation of "people in a cage, animals outside." Self-drive visitors can stop in designated areas to observe the animals up close, and those riding the park's tour bus can equally feel the thrill of predators just inches away. In the walking area, visitors can slow down and explore the panda world, the ligers and tigers exhibit, monkey mountain, and other zones one by one.The park's star animals each have their own highlights. Giant pandas Gonggong and Shunshun came to Hainan from Sichuan in 2018 and are a rare opportunity to see giant pandas up close in a tropical region; their process of adapting to the tropical climate is itself a major attraction. The ligers are also a signature population of the park — the park has accumulated extensive experience in the artificial breeding of ligers and is home to one of the larger liger groups in China. The Hainan Eld's deer, a rare deer species endemic to Hainan, can also be observed up close here. In addition, the park is home to a rich variety of tropical plants, and strolling through it offers a taste of the typical tropical rainforest landscape. Experience The attraction is mainly divided into the driving safari area and the walking safari area. The driving safari area breaks away from the caged-animal layout of high walls and iron bars found in city zoos, with various predators roaming freely in a natural setting. Visitors drive through the driving predator zone, fully experiencing the wondrous sensation of "people in a cage, animals outside."The star animals of the attraction mainly include: the national treasure giant panda, Hainan Eld's deer, Asian elephant, giraffe, African lion, Siberian tiger, liger, white-cheeked gibbon, Asiatic black bear, Père David's deer, macaque, hippopotamus, black swan, flamingo, and others.When visiting, it is recommended to explore the drive-through area first, then move on to the walking area. The drive-through area requires driving your own vehicle or taking the park's sightseeing bus through the entire route, and you can stop in designated areas along the way to observe the animals up close; the walking area is better suited for a leisurely stroll to take in the various rare animals in detail.

China · Haikou

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No. 12 of Family-friendly Attractions in Hainan

Hainan Museum

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4.8/5

1.2k reviews

The Hainan Museum is a comprehensive museum in Hainan province, located at 76 Guoxing Avenue, Qiongshan district, Haikou. Opened on November 15, 2008, it is a national first-class museum and a national 4A-level tourist attraction. It has been awarded honors including "national advanced collective in culture and tourism systems" and "national advanced collective in cultural relics systems," and has been selected as a national research and practice education base for primary and secondary school students, as well as one of China's first batch of "great ideological and political courses" practical teaching bases. The exhibitions at Hai Nan museum are structured around the Ming dynasty scholar Qiong Jun's "Ode to the marvelous southern land", showcasing Hainan's local cultural charm through multiple dimensions including geography, resources, history, customs, intangible heritage, and maritime civilization. The museum currently features three permanent exhibitions: "Sailing the southern seas - exhibition of South China Sea maritime civilization", "Beyond borders - exhibition of Hainan history", and "Between mortal and divine - exhibition of Hainan customs", along with two special exhibitions: "Queen of woods - exhibition of Hainan huanghuali" and "King of fragrances - exhibition of Hainan agarwood". These are complemented by a "four-in-one" intangible heritage display system creating a special exhibition on Hainan's intangible cultural heritage. Notably, "The direction of the sea - special exhibition of the Huaguangjiao No. 1 shipwreck" and "Sailing the southern seas - exhibition of South China Sea maritime civilization" won the 10th (2011) and 15th (2017) national top ten museum exhibition awards respectively. In recent years, the "Eternal charm, ageless Su Dongpo - Su Shi-themed cultural relics exhibition" launched by Hai Nan Museum won the 22nd (2024) national top ten museum exhibition awards. The "Like heavenly craftsmanship - technological mysteries in ancient Chinese cultural relics" was selected for the "Reading China in museums - promoting excellent traditional Chinese culture and cultivating socialist core values" themed exhibition project jointly organized by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and the Cyberspace Administration of China. The Hai Nan museum serves as an important window for visitors from home and abroad to comprehensively understand Hainan's natural landscape, ethnic history, and cultural arts, attracting travelers from all directions. The museum will continue actively planning and introducing high-quality exhibitions, deepening domestic and international collaborations, and striving to build Hainan Free Trade Port into a cultural hub for "viewing China and seeing the world".

China · Haikou

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M2w***q8October 24, 2026

5.0

Stepping into the white-headed langur base, these spirits of the rocky mountains leap gracefully between the cliffs, their golden cubs nestled in their mothers' arms—a heartwarming scene. The guide explained that only about a thousand remain globally, found only in the karst mountains of Chongzuo. Watching them carefree as they nibble on leaves, I felt both gratified and burdened. Protecting them is protecting the unique lifeblood of this land. May more people pay attention to these "hermits of the rocky mountains," allowing them to forever thrive in their homeland.

White-Headed Langur Ecological Tourism Area

Oyoyo is HungryMarch 17, 2026

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If you visit Yangshuo, you shouldn’t miss West Street (Xi Jie), a historic street with a history of more than 1,000 years.At night, the street becomes very lively, filled with numerous restaurants, bars, and cafés. It’s a great place to hang out with friends and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.