Things to do in Wuzhou

The incense is very popular. This is the first time I have seen such a large incense coil. I like the smell of incense in the temple! Ringing the bell and beating the drum are free. The staff at the ticket gate will help keep the luggage. It is very suitable to bring parents around. ...

The overall scenery is average, and admission is free for locals. Entering from the north gate reveals the newly built Dragon Mother Temple. It's recommended to enter from the southwest gate to see the old temple, which is more popular with worshippers. The path to the Dragon Mother statue is entirely up to steps, which might be a bit strenuous for those with mobility issues; if you walk quickly, you can complete the tour in about an hour.

The reviewer took his children from Changsha and drove for more than two hours to the niche scenic spot in Liuyang - Yulingba in Huali Village. The journey was quite long. After arriving at the scenic spot, he found that the scenic spot did not give people a stunning feeling, and the experience was average. However, the air quality here is great, rich in negative ions, and the water quality is relatively clean. In summer, it is a more suitable place for children to play in the water.

Exploring Wuzhou was a breezy adventure — especially discovering White Cloud Mountain! 🌳🏞️ If you’re a Sri Lankan traveler (or just love lush forest vibes), worry not: this isn’t a “hardcore” high-altitude climb, but a gentle escape into nature with that classic rain forest feel.My Tip: Don’t be intimidated by the word “mountain”—it's more of a green hill with shady woodland paths, great for a chill walk or picnic. Even during the rainy season, it’s not slippery or dangerous, so you can enjoy the natural mist and fresh air. Wear comfy walking shoes; the trails suit all fitness levels.Food Recommendation: There are a few neighborhood noodle shops nearby — try the Guilin Rice Noodles for a quick bite after your hike.Travel Tips: No need for advanced tickets or special gear. The weather is humid but manageable (an umbrella helps if you visit in rainy season). Cash or mobile payments both work, but always good to have some yuan.#Wuzhou #WhiteCloudMountain #ChinaNature #RainForestVibes #tripdotcom

What you see and experience is worth the 30 yuan ticket price. The mountaintop is truly beautiful, almost like the background image of a certain milk brand. I strongly recommend taking the bus up the mountain; it's only 10 yuan. Walking back takes 40-60 minutes and is quite tiring.

It was fun! Falling is instantaneous, but the coolness lasts a lifetime. The slide down from top to bottom was incredibly smooth. The only downside was that the other side of the slide wasn't open. Adults can use the group-buying voucher, but kids need to buy gloves, rent helmets and turtle protective gear. We bought a package for 228 yuan on-site. I recommend bringing thick socks, leggings, a thick hat, and waterproof gloves. The turtle protective gear is somewhat useful, making it easier to climb back up. The helmet doesn't feel like much. Adults are advised to use the group-buying voucher. After playing, bring an extra set of socks and pants in case they get wet. It's best to bring lotion; after three hours in the cold, you'll be itchy all over.

Walking along the stone paths of the Cultural Park, I was met by quaint buildings with soaring eaves, carved beams, and painted rafters, imbued with Lingnan style. Each building seemed to tell a story from the past, inviting me to stop and admire. The park was shaded by lush trees and vibrant flowers, and the air was filled with a delicate fragrance, creating a refreshing and soothing atmosphere. What captivated me most was the exquisite Lingnan Garden. It featured flowing bridges, rockery, ponds, pavilions, and towers, all ingeniously laid out, offering a unique scene at every turn. Strolling along the winding paths, admiring the koi carp frolicking in the pond and listening to the distant birdsong, I felt as if I had lost track of time. In the Cultural Park's exhibition area, I also saw many traditional Lingnan handicrafts, such as exquisite Guangdong embroidery, delicate ceramics, and unique paper-cuts. These works showcase the wisdom and exquisite craftsmanship of the Lingnan people and gave me a deeper understanding of Lingnan culture. This trip to Lingnan Cultural Park allowed me to appreciate the unique charm of Lingnan culture and made me love this land full of cultural heritage even more.

Shibiao Mountain is located in Daojia Village, Xiangqi Town, Teng County, Wuzhou City, Guangxi Province, covering an area of ​​15.8 square kilometers. It is now a national 4A-level scenic spot. The scenic area has the remains of post stations established by successive dynasties since the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Siluo River rafting, Daojia Beach Beiliu River, city wall-like red cliffs, forehead-shaped rock corridors, quaint villages and pastoral scenery.

The scenery is nice, I went there several times, it is worth recommending!

Wuzhou Museum is located at the top of the mountain in Riverside Park. You can take a direct elevator up the mountain and visit other attractions in Riverside Park together. There are not many exhibits in the museum, but some of them are worth a closer look, but the overall layout and introduction are a bit rough.