Travel with Ctrip: Guangxi

Author: Ctrip Travel Network
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: "Read ten thousand books, travel ten thousand miles" was the pursuit of ancient scholars in their quest for knowledge and self-cultivation. In the 21st century, "ten thousand books" and "ten thousand miles" are no longer rare or difficult to attain, but the challenge lies in reading books that are truly useful and traveling paths that are not in vain. China is a vast country with abundant tourism resources, and exploring China is a common passion and pursuit for descendants of the Yellow River. Therefore, "Ctrip's China Tour" was republished under the anticipation of countless travel enthusiasts and netizens, undoubtedly playing a positive role in helping domestic travelers avoid unnecessary detours and appreciate more beautiful scenery. Unique entry points, scenic spot introductions, travel guides, precautions, trivia, tips, and budget planning for journeys are all presented in the book, forming a distinctive and practical structure for "Ctrip's China Tour." It is particularly noteworthy that the book carries recommendations from thousands of "travelers" (or "long-marchers") for hidden gems across the country, many of which may have been previously unknown. Thus, avid travelers can discover how to explore, food lovers can find where to dine, photography enthusiasts can get location guidance and photo references, and backpackers can find kindred spirits. These invaluable experiences of learning by doing are owed to the six years of operation of Ctrip Travel Network's travel community, as well as the accumulated wisdom of countless travelers. Naturally, these should be shared with society and readers to spread and flourish.
The book "Ctrip's China Tour - Guangxi" introduces the spectacular and majestic natural landscapes of Guangxi, featuring karst formations, waterfalls, and river valleys such as Guilin's landscape, Detian Waterfall, Beihai Silver Beach, and Leiyeh Tiankeng. It also highlights numerous historical and cultural relics, including the ancient Ling Canal, the Maritime Silk Road, and the ancient town of Huangyao, elucidating the region's rich historical and cultural heritage. The book focuses on the festivals, clothing culture, dietary customs, and totem worship of ethnic groups such as the Zhuang, Yao, Dong, Miao, Yi, Mulao, and Maonan, interpreting their cultural symbols. Richly illustrated with photographs and maps, the book provides detailed information about traveling in Guangxi and offers reliable and practical insights on food, accommodation, transportation, activities, entertainment, and shopping for tourists.