鹅泉原生态农家菜馆

Kill chickens and ducks, pick vegetables, cook by yourself, and enjoy the happy time! Cheap price

The taste is good, the portion is a bit large, it is worth it if you come with more people

Very authentic farm food, beautiful environment and rich dishes.

[Taste] Delicious [Environment] Very good [Service] Good

Jingxi Three-Day In-Depth Tour Guide (Including Price Guide) About Jingxi Jingxi, located in Baise City, Guangxi, on the China-Vietnam border, is known as "a small Guilin with beautiful scenery and a small Kunming with a warm climate." With its stunning karst topography, charming rural scenery, and rich Zhuang culture, Jingxi offers affordable accommodations, making it a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle. Day 1: Canyons, Waterfalls, and Rural Scenery Route: Tongling Grand Canyon → Equan Scenic Area → Jingxi Night Market Tongling Grand Canyon (admission 115 yuan) Highlights: A unique blend of canyons, waterfalls, and caves. The majestic 188-meter Tongling Waterfall is a breathtaking sight, and the valley floor hides pristine jungle and an underground river. Transportation: Take a direct bus from Jingxi Bus Station (10 yuan/person, 30 minutes), or charter a round-trip car for approximately 150 yuan (37 yuan per person for a four-person carpool). Tips: The valley is damp, so wear non-slip shoes. The tour lasts approximately 3 hours. Equan Scenic Area (48 yuan admission) Highlights: One of Guangxi's three most famous springs, its crystal-clear waters offer picturesque reflections of the peaks. Enjoy a bamboo raft tour (20 yuan/person, 15 minutes) or climb the observation deck for panoramic views. Food: Recommended dishes include spring fish (40 yuan/jin) and five-color glutinous rice (15 yuan/portion) at the "Equan Farmhouse Cuisine" restaurant at the entrance. Time: Two hours is sufficient, preferably in the evening when the light is soft and perfect for photos. Jingxi Night Market (free) Highlights: Experience Zhuang snacks, including recommended rolled noodles (5 yuan/portion), sour noodles (10 yuan/box), and roasted pig eyes (a must-try, 10 yuan/skewer). Accommodation Recommendations: Budget: City Convenience Hotel (Jingxi Branch), approximately 180 yuan/night Spectacular B&B: "Quanpan Xiaozhu" in Equan Village, approximately 150 yuan/night (with a terrace offering a view) Day 1: Approximately 350 yuan/person (excluding accommodation) Day 2: Border Scenery and Karst Cave Wonders Route: Jiuzhou Ancient Town → Quyang Lake → Aibu Waterfalls Jiuzhou Ancient Town (admission fee, 48 yuan) Highlight: Known as the hometown of Chinese hydrangeas, elderly people crafting hydrangeas can be seen everywhere. Climb Wenchang Pavilion for a panoramic view of the ancient town, or participate in a DIY hydrangea making experience (30 yuan/per person). Cultural Experience: Zhuang folk song duet performances every Saturday (free). Quyang Lake (free, boat tour, 60 yuan/person) Highlight: A karst plateau lake, known as the "Water Guilin." Rent an electric boat for self-driving (100 yuan/hour, maximum 4 people), or take a large boat around the lake (60 yuan/person, 1 hour). Tip: Early morning or evening, mist shrouds the lake for the best photo ops; grilled fish stalls are located nearby (20 yuan per fish). Aibu Waterfalls (free): Highlights: Consisting of three cascading waterfalls, this undeveloped area allows for close encounters with the mist. Transportation: Charter a car from Quyang Lake for approximately 50 yuan (round trip), or ride an electric bike (30 yuan per day). Recommended Accommodation: "Lake View B&B" by Quyang Lake, approximately 200 yuan per night (breakfast included). Return to Jingxi City: Same accommodation as on Day 1. Total Cost for Day 2: Approximately 300 yuan per person (including boat trip and transportation). Day 3: Exploring the China-Vietnam Border Route: Longbang Port → Twelve Gates → Return Longbang Port (free): Highlights: One of Guangxi's three major border crossings, you can visit the national border marker and purchase Vietnamese specialties (cashew nuts 30 yuan per bag, coffee 15 yuan per box). Tips: Bring your ID. There are Vietnamese restaurants near the border crossing. We recommend the "chicken noodle soup" (15 yuan per bowl). Twelve Gates (30 yuan admission): Highlights: The ruins of a Qing Dynasty castle, named for its 12 arched gates. From the summit, you can enjoy panoramic views of the China-Vietnam border. Historical Background: Once a fortress in the resistance against the French, it's a great place for history enthusiasts. Recommended return souvenirs: Jingxi glutinous rice (50 yuan/5 jin), hydrangeas (ranging from 20 to 100 yuan), and Zhuang brocade (starting at 100 yuan). Total cost for day three: Approximately 200 yuan per person (including food and local specialties). Total budget for the three-day trip (per person) Tickets: Approximately 290 yuan Transportation: Approximately 250 yuan (including chartered car and shuttle bus) Food: Approximately 200 yuan Accommodation (2 nights): Approximately 350 yuan Total: Approximately 1,090 yuan Money-saving tips: Buy tickets one day in advance from an online travel agency (OTA) for a 10% discount. Jingxi's attractions are scattered, so sharing a car with four people is the most cost-effective option, reducing per-person transportation costs by 40%. Night markets and farm-style cuisine offer excellent value, so avoid dining within scenic areas. Best time to visit: April to October (waterfalls are abundant during the rainy season, so bring rain gear); November to March, when the weather is dry and ideal for hiking. Notes: You must carry your ID card at all times in border areas, and aerial photography is prohibited in some areas. In Zhuang villages, respect local customs; refrain from touching the heads of elderly people. Jingxi, an underrated border secret, spend three days experiencing the perfect blend of natural beauty and human culture!