No pollution! The scenery of this small town is just as beautiful as Guilin. Visiting once is like visiting four provinces. Only 1% of Chinese people know about it

Did you know that there is such a fairyland town in China that has already become a worldwide Internet sensation but is not known to the Chinese? It is a paradise for self-driving enthusiasts, and the highway that leads to it is called by foreign media as the "first road to the fairyland of China's highways." It is favored by God alone with canyons, caves, waterfalls, lakes, terraced fields, and forests. All these breathtaking scenery can be found here. It is the frontier town of Jingxi, located in Guangxi.

Here lies the Tongling Grand Canyon, a gorge that rivals Enshi in grandeur. It stretches from the heavens to the earth, exuding an aura of mystique. Dubbed the 'Greenest Grand Canyon in the World,' its unique terrain is home to many rare plants, second only to Xishuangbanna in Yunnan. Spanning approximately 1000 meters, it boasts the highest single-drop waterfall in Asia, cascading down with breathtaking majesty. It is the real-life version of 'The Lost Tomb,' featuring mysterious stalactite caves, overhanging cliffs, and bizarre rock formations.

Aibu Waterfall

Here you can find waterfalls that rival those in Guizhou and a global water system comparable to Venice. Various waterfalls are like beauties in a royal harem, each with its own unique charm. Aibu Waterfall is one of the undeveloped yet stunningly beautiful representatives. It is hidden near Aibu Village, with an upstream river winding from the depths of distant mountains; then it cascades down three tiers in the mountains. Bring a drone to capture the full beauty of this fairyland!
Goose Spring is known as one of the three famous springs in Southwest China, and it is also the source of the Detian Waterfall, which spans China and Vietnam. The spring water here remains clean and clear throughout the year, with colors that shift between blue and green; at first glance, it might remind you of Jiuzhaigou. Surrounded by green mountains, picturesque fields, swaying bamboo, and lush trees, you might occasionally see the figure of an old farmer busy with his work, bearing a striking resemblance to the idyllic paradise depicted in Tao Yuanming's 'Return to the Countryside.'
Quyang Lake is a large karst plateau lake reservoir, with scenery comparable to Qiandao Lake. It stretches for dozens of kilometers, with countless islands within the lake, karst peaks standing tall, and scenery that rivals Guilin. You can boat on the lake to experience the vast expanse of water, or choose to cycle around the lake, exploring the green mountains, bamboo forests, and villages on both sides that are rich in Zhuang ethnic characteristics. Finally, don't miss the beautiful and enchanting sunrise here, where any casual shot can turn into a masterpiece!

Baze Terraces

Here lies the Baze Terraces, which are no less impressive than the terraces in Yunnan. The terraces here span over 1,000 acres, winding around the mountains continuously. They possess the charm of the Hani Terraces in Yunnan and the splendor of the Longji Terraces in Guangxi. This place is a hidden gem, known by less than 1% of people, and is hailed as the 'Stairway to Heaven' fallen to earth. Every September during the autumn harvest, it is the most beautiful season, and the view is like a breathtaking oil painting.

S60 Hena Expressway

Leading to Jingxi, there is a self-driving route that is incredibly captivating, known as the most beautiful fairyland expressway in China. It is called the Hena Expressway. You will travel through karst countryside the entire way, experiencing the feeling of being immersed in a rural fairyland painting! It stretches for 516 kilometers. Driving along this route, you can not only enjoy the fairyland scenery along the way but also visit Jingxi's popular attractions: Gulongshan Grand Canyon, Tongling Grand Canyon, and Jiuzhou Ancient Town.