Strongly recommend the niche travel destination of Goose Spring in Jingxi, Guangxi for the Spring Festival

🌿Destination Guide: Guangxi, a place full of charm. Many people, when visiting Guangxi for the first time, usually choose Guilin, the terraces, or Nanning. But this time, on my second visit to Guangxi, I specifically picked some niche spots, such as Goose Spring in Jingxi. 🧭Attraction Guide: Goose Spring is absolutely stunning! The mountains and water there complement each other perfectly, making it particularly eye-catching. Driving to Goose Spring is the most convenient; just navigate to the Goose Spring Scenic Area. You can park at the entrance of a guesthouse. As for the entrance fee, I didn't pay; I heard it's a few dozen yuan. The guesthouse owner told me to use the back door, and you don't need to buy a ticket in the early morning or after 7 PM. I caught the sunset when I went, which felt super worth it, and there were very few people. 🏨Hotel Guide: I strongly recommend staying within the scenic area. The prices are not expensive, though during peak season, rooms might be unavailable and prices might go up. The guesthouse I stayed at was fantastic, with an ancient bridge where farmers lead their cattle right outside the window. It's just a few hundred meters to the back door, and parking is convenient. If you want to know the name, you can ask me. 👍Route Guide: I went in September, and it felt like a great time to visit; the scenery was breathtaking. Driving from the city was quite convenient, though the streetlights at night were not very good. My husband wasn't feeling well that day, so we couldn't get up early to enter the scenic area the next day, which was a bit of a pity. But we saw the sunset, so it was worth it! ✨Other Tips: Avoid going on weekends; there are more people and higher room rates, and the scenic area isn't very large. This place is great for flying drones; the scenery from the air or from a mountain perspective is also extremely beautiful! In short, as long as you think it's worth it, you won't regret going!