I declare that the best niche travel destination in Guangxi is Chongzuo, Baise, and Hechi

I declare that the best niche travel destination in Guangxi is Chongzuo, Baise, and Hechi. Although it is niche in the national context, it is no longer considered niche in Guangxi and the surrounding provinces and cities. Detian Waterfall in Chongzuo Picture 2️⃣📍Next to the Paddy Field Coffee House, quite a few people sit there to take photos. Picture 3️⃣📍Turn right after walking a bit further up from the Paddy Field Coffee House, and after a few minutes, there will be an observation deck with a pretty good view. Chongzuo also has Ming Shi Pastoral and Tong Na Bay (also known as Anping Xian River), which I personally didn't find interesting and didn't visit; Tongling Grand Canyon, Aibu Waterfall, Goose Spring, Quyang Lake, and Haokun Lake in Baise Picture 4️⃣📍Under a slightly shaky bridge in Tongling Grand Canyon Picture 5️⃣📍Aibu Waterfall (not far from Aibu Waterfall there is another Er Lang Waterfall, but the bridge leading to Er Lang Waterfall was under construction during the May Day holiday so I didn't go) Picture 6️⃣📍Goose Spring first-level observation deck (the second-level observation deck was too high and the view was blocked by branches, the view is not as good as the first-level observation deck) Pictures 7️⃣, 8️⃣📍Quyang Lake Baqi Tun, after arriving, walking inside you can see a small hill with a pavilion on top, which is the observation deck Picture 9️⃣📍Haokun Lake Hechi Picture 1️⃣0️⃣📍Sanmen Sea (where you can see the caves on a bamboo raft, before entering the cave you can see this pavilion, the water is bluish-green, personally I find it more interesting than Bai Bird Cave) Picture 1️⃣1️⃣Shecheng Tunnel (a few minutes' drive from Sanmen Sea) Public transportation is not well developed in Baise, Chongzuo, and Hechi, and some attractions are far apart (after all, traveling from Chongzuo to Baise and Hechi crosses cities), so it is only recommended to travel by self-driving or chartered car. Regarding Detian Waterfall, there are some hotels next to the entrance of Detian Scenic Area. If you book a hotel there, you don't need to buy a scenic area sightseeing bus ticket (online purchases include sightseeing bus tickets, and tickets without sightseeing bus are only available at the window or you can ask the hotel owner to buy them for you. There is a distance from the scenic service center ticket hall to the scenic gate, and the sightseeing bus is used to cover this distance). Regarding Tongling Grand Canyon, the cost-performance ratio is quite low. The ticket is not cheap, but there is only one attraction inside, which is the waterfall shown in picture 4; next to Tongling Grand Canyon, there is also an Ancient Dragon Grand Canyon, which I have not visited and do not know much about, but I heard that there is rafting in Ancient Dragon Canyon. Regarding Goose Spring, you can enter the Goose Spring scenic area for free before and after work hours, but there are different working hours in winter and summer, and there are no lights inside the scenic area. When it gets off work, it's basically dark, so you can only enter early before work hours; you can also take a bamboo raft without buying a ticket, and the price of the bamboo raft can be bargained anyway, it's cheaper than the ticket. After taking the bamboo raft, the boatman will let you disembark inside the scenic area, so you've entered the scenic area. In the end, you get what you pay for, to enjoy Goose Spring for free, you still have to spend money there.