Ctrip goes to China. Guangxi

Author: Ctrip Travel Network
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: "Read ten thousand books, travel ten thousand miles" is the realm of reading and self-cultivation that ancient people pursued earnestly. In the 21st century, "ten thousand books" and "ten thousand miles" are no longer rare in the world, but reading useless books and traveling the wrong way have become a major challenge. China is a large country with abundant tourism resources, and traveling in China is a common hobby and pursuit for the descendants of the Yellow Emperor. Therefore, "Ctrip Walks in China" was republished under the anticipation of numerous travel enthusiasts and netizens, undoubtedly playing a positive role in helping domestic travelers avoid wrong paths and appreciate beautiful scenery. Unique entry points, scenic spot introductions, travel guides, precautions, small knowledge, tips, and travel expense budgets are all presented in the book, forming a distinctive practical structure for "Ctrip Walks in China." It is particularly worth mentioning that the book carries recommendations from thousands of "travelers" for highlights in various places, which may have been unknown before. Thus, avid travelers can see how to travel, food lovers can discover how to eat, photography enthusiasts can find scenic spot guides and photo references, and backpackers can know where to find fellow travelers. These valuable experiences of learning by doing are thanks to the six years of operation of Ctrip Travel Network's travel community, as well as the accumulation of insights from countless travelers. Of course, these should be to society and readers, allowing them to flourish. "Ctrip Walks in China - Guangxi" introduces karst landscapes, waterfalls, and river valleys, such as Guilin's landscape, Detian Waterfall, Beihai Silver Beach, and Leiyè Tian, showcasing Guangxi's magnificent and spectacular natural scenery; as well as numerous cultural relics and historical sites, including the Millennial Ling Canal, the Maritime Silk Road, and Huangyao Ancient Town, highlighting the region's long history and cultural heritage. The book focuses on the festivals, clothing culture, dietary customs, and totem worship of ethnic groups such as Zhuang, Yao, Dong, Miao, Yi, Mulao, and Maonan, and interprets their cultural symbols. The book extensively uses vivid images such as photographs and maps to provide detailed information about traveling in Guangxi, offering travelers reliable and credible insights into food, accommodation, transportation, activities, entertainment, and shopping.