sit Guangxi Ethnic Village in Nanning on the weekend for a zero-cost photography hotspot

The Guangxi Ethnic Village is built on the basis of the open-air exhibition garden of the Guangxi National Museum. The village not only has Hakka enclosed houses and Zhuang stilted buildings, which are among the five major types of residential architecture in China, but also the Dong's Wind and Rain Bridge, which is listed as a national intangible cultural heritage. The architectural styles of the various ethnic groups are distinct and characteristic. There are several ethnic villages, such as Zhuang and Gelao, and although the place is not large, it is a great spot for photography, with blooming flowers and shaded green trees. Attraction Information: Location: No. 11 Qinghuan Road, Nanning City (behind the Guangxi National Museum) Transport: Drive directly to Guangxi Ethnic Village, where there is ample parking available for a fee Tickets: Free, no reservation required Time: Closed on Mondays, open Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 to 17:00 Travel Tips: 1. Dong's Wind and Rain Bridge, featuring Guangxi specialty snacks 2. 3D surround light show exhibition 3. Guessing lantern riddles at the Drum Tower 4. Creative market, ethnic accessories and handicrafts 5. Open-air cinema and singing performances Also visit the Pastoral Starlight for a stroll under the neon lights Experience Review: On-site, you can experience the ethnic customs of Guangxi, with wooden architectural structures and villages with a sense of history. You can bring ethnic costumes to the site for photography and check-ins, creating a full atmosphere. It is recommended to visit at night for a different flavor. Travel Feelings: I've been there several times and it's never too crowded. For those who are shy about taking photos in ethnic costumes, you can come here with confidence, without worrying about people in the backgroun