The border towns of Guangxi are full of hidden gems.

Chongzuo and Baise are must-visit destinations on the border of Guangxi, both known for their karst landscapes and diverse cultures. Chongzuo is home to Detian Waterfall, the largest transnational waterfall in Asia, which spans China and Vietnam, with magnificent water mist. The Huashan Rock Paintings, a World Heritage Site, amaze the world with the thousand-year-old Luoyue civilization. The Zuojiang Leaning Pagoda and the White-headed Langur Nature Reserve showcase the wonderful coexistence of nature and humanity. Baise interprets the secrets of karst with the "landscape blind box" of Haokun Lake and the fairyland of Goose Spring. The Hena Expressway is known as a "moving gallery," connecting canyons and peaks. The red culture is also profound, with the Guangdong Guild Hall and the Baise Uprising Memorial Hall recording revolutionary history. The cuisine of the two places is unique, with Zhuang roasted suckling pig, five-color glutinous rice, Baise lemon duck, and banana leaf cake, taking you on a culinary journey of Zhuang Township.