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#chinatrip #taiwan #taipei #travel #thingstodo #sunset #observatorydeck #solotrip Standing atop one of the world’s tallest skyscrapers, the Taipei 101 Observatory offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the city and its surrounding mountains. As I ascended in the world’s fastest elevator, I could feel the anticipation build—and the view at the top did not disappoint. Watching the sunset from this iconic landmark was a surreal experience, with the city lights gradually illuminating below. Why visit? Taipei 101 is a marvel of engineering and design, blending modernity with cultural significance. Practical tip: Visit on a clear day for the best visibility, and don’t miss the fascinating tuned mass damper display that stabilizes the building. It’s an unforgettable way to see Taipei from new heights!

#chinatrip #taiwan #travel #solotrip #beach #island #winter #beachlife #sunset #kaohsiung Cijin Island is a vibrant escape just a short ferry ride from Kaohsiung, offering sandy beaches, colorful street art, and mouthwatering seafood. As the day wound down, I found myself at Cijin Sunset Bar, watching the sky transform into a canvas of brilliant colors over the ocean—a truly magical experience. The island’s relaxed vibe and fresh sea breeze made it a perfect getaway from the city. Why visit? Cijin Island combines natural beauty, delicious food, and cultural charm in one destination. Practical tip: Rent a bike to explore the island and end your day with drinks at the Sunset Bar to enjoy the view. It’s a must-visit spot for anyone seeking a mix of adventure and tranquility!

This city is out of this world. I never knew such a place existed. A city full of surprises and jaw dropping sights. The structures and layout defy the laws of engineering because of its topography- mountain city. The city has multiple layers that even maps are also confused lol. Hongya dong cave is beautiful especially at night when the lights illuminates it. At night the city is a whole different world with all the lights. #localguides #familytrip #chongqing #chinatrip

#newyearvibes Visiting Yunnan Ethnic Village during the New Year season feels like stepping into a live painting. The blooming cherry blossoms create a pink canopy, perfectly complementing the vibrant traditional decor of the village. Each corner is alive with colors, from the intricate gates adorned with cultural symbols to the hand-painted signs guiding you through a journey of heritage and unity. I couldn't resist snapping a photo with the blossoms—the sunlight peeking through made it even more magical! As I wandered along the peaceful lakes and festive displays, the New Year vibes filled the air with joy and celebration. Yunnan Ethnic Village is not just a place; it’s a story of unity and tradition told through breathtaking visuals. If you’re craving serenity with a cultural twist, this village is the perfect escape to start the year right! #newyear2025 #yunnan #chinatrip

#chinatrip This restaurant is literately named after What Also Can in cantonese dialect. If you find from browser, this restaurant can be found in anywhere so long it is a bigger area in any city. Because of its spacious design, we do not need to queue up for table, we straight away got one the moment we walk in. But one thing surprises us was this restaurant is packed! We ordered mostly vegetarian friendly menu - custard bun, fried youtiao, chee cheong fun and so much more! We enjoyed the food so much!

#chinatrip Soodle has become my first and top vegetarian restaurant that I ever had! We arrived late as it was close to 9pm, notice the staff are actually cleaning up, but I tried my last luck and here it is! The staff was so kind to ask me quickly order before kitchen close! Little do we know, this restaurant is BIB Gourmet Michelin 2024, the cooking kungfu is more than what we expected! We ordered vegetarian meatball rice, roast eggplant rice and a couple small snacks to test, lovely! If you ever come to Guangzhou and looking for vegetarian, this is the one that you must visit!

#chinatrip Another popular Japanese tea shop near Ruins of St. Paul🏠 When I first saw the name of the store, I thought it was "白目". Seriously, I'm so white-eyed😅 This daytime coffee shop lives up to its name. When I came in the afternoon, the sun was just shining in front of the shop☀️ The favorability level has been greatly improved before entering the store😍 When you push the door and enter the store, it is still a white "wood" space🤍🪵 White walls and floors paired with dark wood furniture🪑 The dim lighting accentuates the old atmosphere of a tea shop from the Showa era💡 The space is larger than expected. On the left is the bar and on the right is a row of square tables👀 Go down a few stairs and there is another area with three more tables and a bar 😮 Although there are a lot of seats, it was basically full when we arrived🧐 Fortunately, the store can pre-book a table online, otherwise there is a chance that we will miss out📱 Lunch is mainly provided in the form of set meals📋 I chose oden as an appetizer. The portion was very rich and not like the appetizer lol🍲 The bean curd skin wraps the lion and turns it into a juicy effect🤤 Choose one of the four staple dishes: Japanese fish and shrimp carbonara udon🍝 The udon tastes like lasagna and has a special texture🍜 Top with cherry blossom shrimp and hot spring egg🦐🍳 It’s a carbonara with a Western and Japanese fusion😬 You need to eat this while it’s hot, otherwise the sauce will be too thick and it’ll turn into a lump 😂 Came here to eat their soufflé pancake🥞 Among the four flavors of the day, I chose my favorite pistachio Souffle 💚 When I went to the stage, I saw the appearance and couldn’t help but double check with the store staff💬 I'm afraid that the taste of matcha will ruin the mood of the meal once I bite it🤢🤣 The dark green pistachio sauce is rich and delicious with waffles or pistachio ice cream🍨 Cold brew is not too dark and the flavor is better than expected 🍹 A very satisfying early dinner and full of energy to go to the show😌 #foodie #food

#chinatrip When I go to Taipei in June and August, I can’t find time to visit this online beauty bakery🤥 I was about to leave for Taichung at the end of September and found out that it also opened a branch in the central part🎊 I will try it if I change my itinerary immediately😍 Lillian, which has entered its second week of trial operation, is located not far from Yizhong Street📍 There were four groups of customers waiting in line before opening in the morning🚶🏻♀️🚶🏻🚶🏻♂️🚶🏻♀️ Lillian is a pink house in Taipei🏠 This time I came to Taichung and turned it into an old house with Japanese elements🏡 There are three cute croissants on the light green iron gate in front of the door🥐🥐🥐 After entering, there is a small Japanese garden with a swing on the left hand side😬 The two-story coffee shop is filled with the atmosphere of a quaint old house👀 Terrazzo floor with original cement walls🪨 Paired with counters, window frames, tables and chairs made of wood🪑 There are also retro chandeliers to enhance the old-world style💡 In addition to the pastry cabinet on the ground floor, a wide range of baked goods and desserts are displayed🤤 There are also some exquisite souvenirs for sale on the side🛍️ Going up the stairs to the second floor is the main dining area🍽️ The layout of the old house is retained and divided into two dining spaces🧐 Even the corridors and terraces are equipped with tables and chairs🪑 As a croissant specialty store, we serve a variety of flavors📋 The most wanted lemon frosting croissant is the latest to be baked🔥 Thinking about it from another angle is the freshest thing🍋🥐 The grapes are so sparkling and translucent that they are also very attractive🍇🥧 Lillian and Bonniesugar are sister stores🎠 So the layer cake also has a certain level🤔 Comprehensive Fruit Melaleuca has a variety of fruits that are delicious🍰🤤 #foodie#food

#chinatrip A coffee shop I originally planned to visit is closed due to the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday🤥 I accidentally came to another coffee shop that was open nearby🏠 The morning sunshine just shines on this corner coffee shop☀️ No wonder the store puts plants by the window for photosynthesis🪴 The coffee shop is spacious and has different seating areas👀 The semi-circular and camping chair seats are the most special⛺️ The whole space is beautiful and comfortable😍 This home-roasted coffee shop has light roast and medium roast to choose from🫘 I chose Bolivian sun-dried single-origin beans🇧🇴 With purple grape, fermented wine and black chocolate flavors🍇🍷🍫 As soon as I drank the latte, I felt satisfied that I had come to the right place😌 Miss Sicilian coffee uses red chai honey, fresh lemon juice and sparkling water🍯🍋🥃 The design of the glass cup is very nice and I want to buy one directly🥹 Apple pie named Jurassic Volcano 🌋 The ice cream on top melts like lava🍨 The cinnamon apple filling is delicious🍎🥧 #foodie #food

#chinatrip Breakfast shop/coffee shop open at 7am🏠 The second branch of Zaishi Nannan has only been open for two months🎊 Just on the main road of Zhonggang Road🛣️ The cream-colored facade and big signboard are very eye-catching🤩 Fat Girl’s logo is also very cute🧒🏻 The interior design is simple with five tables for two and a row of bar seats🪑 The window seat in the corner just brings in a little morning light🪟 The meal options are diverse, including Taiwanese, Hong Kong, Japanese and Korean cuisine📋 Although the tuna cheese omelette has become bacon cheese🥓🧀 It tastes good when dipped in soy sauce🫔🥢 Usually, when I eat Gua Bao, it’s the traditional kind with pork belly and peanut powder🤔 This fried pork and egg dumpling is very spicy and delicious🌮 The pork rice is too thin and seems to be a healthy choice. The sauerkraut goes very well with the rice🍚🤭 Fried glutinous rice balls are small pink and white balls dipped in peanut powder and condensed milk and are delicious⚪️🔴 Although it is set up as a breakfast shop, the store has its own coffee machine to brew coffee👀 A mouthful of iced latte and a mouthful of iced soy milk turned into soy milk latte lol☕️🥛 #foodie #food

#chinatrip The space on the second floor of Ziye is more beautiful and spacious😍 It is divided into several areas with different seats for you to choose from🪑🛋️ The most special thing is a single seat by the window😮 There is a small wall that can be used as a screen, so you can have your own corner to drink coffee and watch the scenery outside the window😎 The hand-made ceramic cup is full of texture and makes drinking coffee smoother☕️ The pottery pudding vessels are also beautiful and the pudding is very smooth🍮 My impression is that the tiramisu wine has a strong aroma and is not too dry or too wet. The whole thing is very balanced🍰 I came to a very good coffee shop on the first day🏡 My expectations for this trip have been raised 🤓 #foodie #food

#chinatrip This is the first time I crossed the sea to come to Macau after the epidemic was cleared (business trip in May is not included) 🇲🇴 I found that there are many coffee shops in Macau😮 But they generally open at 11:00 or 12:00 🤥 Fika Life takes the first boat at 9 o'clock and then transfers to the bus. It's just right🕘 I thought that having a late meeting in a coffee shop means there are not many people in Macau in the morning🤔 Coming to this coffee shop at the intersection completely overturned my idea😅 In the morning, there were already people and cars passing by. I had to wait for a long time to capture the moment of empty mirror📸 I have also been to coffee shops named Fika in Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong🏠 This restaurant in Macau is built on a hillside slope 🏡 Therefore, the logo also combines the mountain with the F letter of the brand and the blue color of Sweden💙 Bring out the slow life attitude of Fika life😌 Although the store is small, it has about a dozen seats🪑 The position with your back against the floor-to-ceiling windows is the most comfortable 👀 I ordered an open toast this morning and had a wide selection of ingredients🥪 Tried the more special garlic shrimp and curry tuna🧄🦐🍛🐟 The presentation and taste are both good. It would be better if the bread could be baked into real toast 🤭 The newly launched jasmine green cake is beautiful😍🌼🍇🍰 The green grape jelly on the top is so big that it looks like a green plum😯 It goes well with jasmine chiffon cake🤤 #food#foodie

#chinatrip The Parisian Macao is a French-themed luxury hotel featuring an iconic half-scale replica of the Eiffel Tower. The elegant rooms and suites are designed with Parisian flair, offering stunning views of the Cotai Strip. Guests can indulge in a variety of dining experiences, from French delicacies to global cuisines. The resort boasts a vast shopping area, a rooftop pool, and a world-class theater. Its family-friendly amenities, including an interactive play zone, make it ideal for travelers with children. The Parisian Macao is a perfect destination for those seeking European charm with modern luxury.

#chinatrip Kempinski Hotel Hangzhou is a riverside luxury retreat blending contemporary design with traditional Chinese elements. The spacious rooms offer scenic views of the Grand Canal and lush surroundings. The hotel features diverse dining options, including authentic Chinese dishes and international cuisine. Guests can unwind at the spa, indoor pool, or fitness center. Its location near Hangzhou’s West Lake and cultural attractions makes it an excellent base for exploring the city. Kempinski Hotel Hangzhou delivers a harmonious mix of tranquility, luxury, and world-class hospitality, perfect for business and leisure travelers alike.

#chinatrip The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong, located on the top floors of the International Commerce Centre, is one of the world’s highest hotels. It offers breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour and the city skyline. The luxurious rooms and suites are elegantly designed with premium amenities. Dining is a highlight, featuring Michelin-starred Chinese cuisine at Tin Lung Heen and refined Italian dishes at Tosca di Angelo. Guests can unwind at the rooftop infinity pool or the serene spa. With its impeccable service and sky-high setting, The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong is a pinnacle of luxury and sophistication.

#chinatrip Suzhou is one of the shopping heavens to me. Especially when it comes to buying souvenir to bring back home. We came by this small shop after got down from the train and was walking to Suzhou Museum. To name a few snacks such as flower tea, nougat, cookie and also some locally made sweets. Price point wise considered as quite okay compared to shop that located within city centre, where every 100g of weight may be more expensive for about 5RMB.

#2024mapped My day in Dunhuang, in the heart of the Gobi Desert, was unforgettable. I visited the Mogao Caves, where ancient Buddhist art is preserved in the desert's quiet solitude. Later, I explored the towering sand dunes of the Gobi, where the wind seemed to whisper through the vast emptiness. There’s a quiet, almost spiritual calmness in the desert that made the whole experience feel like an escape from the world. #chinatrip #dunhuang #silkroad #desert #travel

The Songhua River, winding gracefully through Harbin, offers some of the most picturesque views in the city, especially at sunset. As the sun dips below the horizon, the sky transforms into a canvas of warm hues, creating a breathtaking contrast against the icy waters in winter or the calm ripples in warmer months. Best Spots for Sunset Photography 1. Stalin Park Riverside Path This park along the southern bank of the Songhua River is a favorite for locals and visitors alike. With its wide paths, classic Russian-style architecture, and stunning river views, it’s a perfect spot to capture the vibrant hues of the sunset. In winter, the snow-covered landscape adds a dreamy touch to your photos. 2. Sun Island Scenic Area Located on the north side of the Songhua River, this area offers unobstructed views of the sunset. During the Ice and Snow Festival, the glowing sculptures paired with the fading sunlight create an awe-inspiring setting for photographers. 3. Flood Control Monument Square This iconic spot in Harbin offers a panoramic view of the Songhua River and the surrounding skyline. As the sun sets, the golden light reflecting on the river and the monument creates a dramatic and memorable frame. 4. Songhua River Bridge (Harbin Yangmingtan Bridge) For a unique perspective, capture the sunset from the bridge itself or include its elegant arches in your composition. The bridge beautifully frames the fiery colors of the setting sun against the water below. Pro Tip • Winter sunsets tend to cast a magical glow over the frozen river, while summer sunsets reflect beautifully on the water. • Arrive early to scout your ideal spot and set up your equipment for the perfect shot. The Songhua River at sunset is not just a feast for the eyes but also a photographer’s paradise, showcasing Harbin’s natural and architectural beauty in its most enchanting light. #chinatrip

Every winter, Harbin transforms into a magical frozen world, and the Harbin Ice and Snow World is the crown jewel of this icy spectacle. Located in northeastern China, this annual festival showcases breathtaking ice sculptures, vibrant light displays, and a wonderland of winter activities that attract visitors from around the globe. A Sculptural Masterpiece Spanning an area of over 750,000 square meters, Harbin Ice and Snow World features intricately carved sculptures made from massive ice blocks sourced from the nearby Songhua River. These sculptures range from towering castles and intricate pagodas to lifelike animals and global landmarks, all illuminated with dazzling LED lights that create a surreal glow against the winter night sky. Winter Activities for All Beyond admiring the sculptures, visitors can enjoy a host of fun-filled winter activities: • Ice Slides: Glide down giant ice slides carved into sculptures. • Ice Skating and Snow Tubing: Perfect for families looking to enjoy the frosty fun. • Interactive Displays: Some sculptures allow visitors to walk inside or climb, making the experience truly immersive. Fun Facts About Harbin Ice and Snow World • The festival originated in 1999 and has since become one of the world’s largest ice and snow festivals. • The ice blocks used to create the sculptures weigh between 200-300 kilograms each. • Temperatures in Harbin during winter can drop to as low as -35°C (-31°F), keeping the sculptures intact throughout the season. A Nighttime Extravaganza While the sculptures are impressive during the day, they transform into a mesmerizing spectacle at night. The interplay of vibrant colors, music, and icy structures creates a dreamlike atmosphere that’s nothing short of magical. Tips for Visiting • Dress warmly in multiple layers, including insulated gloves and boots. • Visit in January or February for the full festival experience, as the ice sculptures are at their peak. Harbin Ice and Snow World is more than just a festival—it’s a celebration of art, culture, and the enchanting beauty of winter. For those seeking a one-of-a-kind adventure, this frozen wonderland is a bucket list experience you’ll never forget. #chinatrip

#chinatrip Harbour Plaza Resort City is a spacious hotel located in the New Territories, offering a tranquil retreat away from the city’s hustle. The well-appointed rooms and suites are ideal for families and long-term stays. Guests can explore a variety of on-site facilities, including a swimming pool, gym, and multiple dining options. A shopping mall and park are conveniently nearby, providing plenty of recreational opportunities. The hotel is also connected to public transport, ensuring easy access to Hong Kong’s key attractions. Harbour Plaza Resort City is perfect for travelers looking for affordability and a serene environment.

#chinatrip Located along the picturesque Shing Mun River in Sha Tin, Regal Riverside Hotel is a family-friendly option with a relaxing ambiance. The hotel offers a wide range of rooms and suites, catering to all types of travelers. Dining options are plentiful, featuring cuisines from Italian and Japanese to local Cantonese delicacies. Guests can enjoy the outdoor swimming pool, fitness center, and spa services. Its proximity to Sha Tin’s shopping and cultural attractions, as well as easy access to public transport, makes it a great choice for budget-conscious travelers seeking comfort in Hong Kong.

#chinatrip Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan West is a modern hotel offering spacious accommodations and panoramic views of the city and harbor. The rooms feature contemporary furnishings and thoughtful amenities for a comfortable stay. Dining options include international cuisine at Café Circles and classic dim sum at Ru. The hotel also boasts an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and event facilities, making it suitable for both leisure and business travelers. Its convenient location provides easy access to shopping centers and public transport, making it an excellent base for exploring Hong Kong.

#chinatrip Soaring above the city in the KK100 skyscraper, The St. Regis Shenzhen offers unmatched luxury and panoramic views of the skyline. The rooms and suites are elegantly designed, equipped with state-of-the-art technology and signature St. Regis butler service. The hotel boasts exquisite dining options, including Cantonese specialties at Social and stunning cocktails at The Drawing Room. Guests can unwind in the infinity pool or indulge in bespoke treatments at the Iridium Spa. Located in the financial district, it’s perfect for business professionals and luxury travelers who want a premier Shenzhen experience.

#chinatrip Kempinski Hotel Shenzhen is a modern luxury hotel located in the heart of Nanshan District, close to business hubs and popular attractions. The spacious rooms and suites feature contemporary European design and offer stunning city or bay views. Guests can savor diverse dining experiences, from authentic Chinese cuisine to Western favorites. The hotel’s wellness facilities include a spa, fitness center, and indoor swimming pool. With its proximity to the Shenzhen Bay and top shopping centers, Kempinski Hotel Shenzhen is ideal for both business travelers and leisure seekers who appreciate comfort and convenience.

#chinatrip The Temple House is a boutique luxury hotel that seamlessly combines contemporary design with Chengdu’s rich cultural heritage. Set within beautifully restored traditional buildings, the hotel features stylish rooms and suites, as well as serviced residences. Dining options include a modern Chinese restaurant and an Italian trattoria. The Mi Xun Spa offers traditional Chinese treatments and a serene ambiance. Located in the city’s trendy Taikoo Li area, it’s surrounded by boutique shops and lively dining spots. The Temple House is an exceptional choice for travelers seeking a unique, culturally immersive experience in Chengdu.

#chinatrip The Ritz-Carlton Guangzhou offers an opulent retreat in the bustling Tianhe District. The rooms and suites are beautifully appointed with luxurious furnishings and panoramic city or river views. The hotel is renowned for its exceptional dining options, including the award-winning Lai Heen Cantonese restaurant and a stylish rooftop bar. The spa offers rejuvenating treatments, while the outdoor pool provides a tranquil escape. Located near the Canton Tower and Zhujiang New Town, the Ritz-Carlton is ideal for exploring the city’s modern attractions. With unparalleled service and world-class amenities, it’s a standout destination in Guangzhou.

#chinatrip Kempinski Residences Guangzhou offers luxurious serviced accommodations in the city’s vibrant Tianhe District. Each residence is thoughtfully designed with modern amenities, spacious living areas, and fully equipped kitchens, catering to both short and extended stays. The property features a range of dining options, including authentic Chinese and international cuisines. Guests can relax at the outdoor pool, fitness center, or spa. Its prime location provides easy access to shopping centers like Taikoo Hui and corporate offices, making it ideal for business professionals and families. With its blend of comfort and elegance, Kempinski Residences guarantees a refined experience in Guangzhou.

#chinatrip Perched in the iconic IFC Tower, Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou redefines luxury with its sky-high location and breathtaking views of the city and Pearl River. The elegantly designed rooms boast floor-to-ceiling windows, blending modern sophistication with comfort. The hotel’s culinary offerings include Yu Yue Heen, a Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant, and Italian classics at Caffe Mondo. Guests can unwind at the award-winning spa or enjoy the indoor infinity pool overlooking the city. Conveniently located near cultural landmarks like the Guangzhou Opera House, the Four Seasons is a premier choice for both leisure and business travelers.

#chinatrip Located in Liuzhou, Guangxi Province, the Liuzhou Industrial Museum is a captivating destination for history buffs and those interested in China’s industrial development. Established to showcase the rich industrial heritage of the region, the museum takes visitors through the transformation of Liuzhou from a traditional agricultural society to a hub of modern industry and technology. The museum features a diverse collection of artifacts, machinery, and models representing the major industries that have shaped Liuzhou’s economy, including automobile manufacturing, steel production, and machine building. Highlights of the museum include detailed exhibitions on the region’s pioneering role in the development of China’s car industry, with a special focus on Liuzhou’s role in the production of vehicles and auto parts. The museum is divided into several sections, each focusing on different periods and aspects of Liuzhou’s industrial history. Visitors can explore interactive displays that demonstrate how key industries have evolved, and learn about the city’s contributions to Chinese engineering, innovation, and manufacturing. A visit to the Liuzhou Industrial Museum offers a unique opportunity to explore the city’s industrial roots while appreciating its future growth and technological advancements. The museum is a great stop for those interested in China’s industrial legacy and its ongoing influence in the global market.

#chinatrip Nestled in the bustling city of Liuzhou, Longtan Park (龙潭公园) is a beautiful urban oasis that offers both locals and visitors a peaceful retreat with stunning natural scenery. Known for its picturesque landscape, tranquil lakes, and rich cultural heritage, Longtan Park is one of Liuzhou’s most beloved green spaces. Key Highlights: • Natural Beauty and Scenic Views: Longtan Park is renowned for its lush greenery, serene lakes, and rolling hills. The park is centered around Longtan Lake, with walking paths that weave through the area, offering visitors stunning views of the water and surrounding mountains. The park is especially beautiful in the early morning or late afternoon when the sunlight casts a soft glow over the landscape. • Historical Significance: The park is not only a natural haven but also a cultural and historical site. The name “Longtan”, meaning “Dragon’s Pond”, is derived from the legend of a dragon inhabiting the area, which is reflected in various monuments and features within the park. Visitors can enjoy a blend of both nature and local lore as they explore the grounds. • Dragon Fountain and Temples: The park is home to a number of scenic features, including the Dragon Fountain, which is a popular attraction due to its impressive design. The park also boasts several temples and pavilions that showcase traditional Chinese architecture, offering visitors a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the region. • Recreational Activities: In addition to exploring the park’s natural beauty, visitors can engage in various recreational activities, such as boating on the lake or enjoying a peaceful stroll along the park’s walking trails. The park is also popular for tai chi and other traditional exercises, especially in the mornings when locals gather to practice. • Flora and Fauna: Longtan Park is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, with lush vegetation that includes tall trees, flower gardens, and bamboo groves. The park is a haven for nature lovers, bird watchers, and photographers looking to capture the beauty of the landscape. • Family-Friendly: Longtan Park is an ideal destination for families, with ample space for children to play and explore. The park is also equipped with a number of pavilions, seating areas, and picnic spots, making it a perfect place to relax and enjoy a peaceful day out. Longtan Park offers a tranquil retreat from the fast-paced life of Liuzhou, blending natural beauty with cultural significance. Whether you’re looking to relax by the lake, learn about local legends, or simply enjoy the stunning surroundings, Longtan Park is a must-visit destination for anyone visiting the city.