Baise — a blessed red land and a Zhuang ethnic cultural region in Guangxi. Visit the Baise Uprising Memorial to experience red culture, explore Tongling Grand Canyon’s natural wonders, and enjoy the landscapes of Jingxi E’quan Spring.
Central urban area of Baise, political and commercial center.
Hometown of mangoes and origin of Zhuang culture.
Hometown of the Red Revolution and an agricultural county.
New industrial city and aluminum production base.
Hometown of the Debao Pony and red maple leaves.
Border city famous for its landscape corridors.
Border county and hometown of the Black-Clothed Zhuang people.
Pyramid of tea mountains and scenic Lingyun landscapes.
Capital of sinkholes and a geological wonderland.
Major forestry county with rich Yao ethnic customs.
Border area between Yunnan and Guangxi, hometown of sugar oranges.
Multi-ethnic settlement with rich cultural traditions.
Visit Baise Uprising Memorial, explore Tongling Grand Canyon, and enjoy Jingxi E’quan Spring
Arrive in Baise, visit the Baise Uprising Memorial to experience red culture, and explore Jiefang Street in the evening to taste local food.
Head to Jingxi to explore Tongling Grand Canyon and experience natural wonders, then stay overnight in Jingxi.
Visit E’quan Spring to enjoy landscapes, explore Jiuzhou Ancient Town to experience border culture, and return in the afternoon.
A traditional Zhuang dish dyed with natural plants in five colors, symbolizing a bumper harvest. Fragrant and glutinous, it is essential for festivals.
A Baise specialty snack with tender lamb, smooth rice noodles, and rich broth — a favorite breakfast among locals.
A Baise delicacy roasted from local small fragrant pigs, featuring crispy skin, tender meat, and a unique flavor.
A specialty of Tianyang, Baise, recognized as a National Geographical Indication Product. Sweet, juicy, and of excellent quality, exported worldwide.