Qingyuan — known as the “Rafting Capital of China” and “Hot Spring City of China,” is an eco-tourism paradise combining canyon rafting, underground caves, Yao ethnic culture, and natural hot springs.
Urban center of Qingyuan, home to famous rafting spots like Huangtengxia and Gulong Gorge, with convenient transportation.
Rich in eco-tourism resources, famous for hot springs and landscape scenery, ideal for leisure vacations.
A typical karst landform area, featuring geological wonders such as Yingxi Peak Forest and Baojing Palace.
A historical and cultural city, famous for its underground river caves, photography festivals, and ancient villages.
A leisure vacation destination combining hot springs, rafting, and countryside tourism.
Beautiful landscapes, home to Guangdong’s highest peak and many ancient villages.
An ethnic minority settlement preserving rich Zhuang and Yao cultures and pristine natural scenery.
Known as the “Hometown of Yao Culture in China,” famous for Nangang Millennium Yao Village and Yao singing and dancing.
Rafting adventures, cave exploration, and Yao ethnic cultural experiences
Experience the excitement of Huangtengxia Rafting in the morning, known as the “King of Rafting.” In the afternoon, challenge the glass skywalk at Gulong Gorge, then enjoy local delicacies in Qingcheng District in the evening.
Head to Lianzhou Underground River in the morning to explore the mysterious karst cave. In the afternoon, take a cruise through Huangchuan Three Gorges to admire riverside scenery, then enjoy the night view of Lianzhou Ancient Street in the evening.
Visit Liannan Yao Autonomous County in the morning to explore Nangang Millennium Yao Village and experience Yao traditions. In the afternoon, relax in Qingxin Hot Spring to soothe fatigue, then return according to your schedule.
A signature poultry breed of Qingyuan and a China Geographical Indication product. Known for its crisp skin, tender meat, and delicious flavor, often served as plain boiled chicken.
A thick rice porridge made with pork offal and bones, rich in ingredients and flavor, a popular local breakfast choice in Qingcheng District.
A Lianzhou specialty and China Geographical Indication product. Crisp, sweet, refreshing, and rich in vitamins, perfect for stir-frying or soup.
A specialty of Yangshan County, made with streaky pork mixed with rice flour and seasonings, then steamed until fragrant and tender without being greasy.