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3 days, 2 nights · Liuzhou, Guangxi

Liuzhou 3-Day Itinerary: Food, Karst Scenery and River Nights

A morning market, karst parks, industrial history and a different bowl of luosifen each day — plus what we paid, where we stayed and how we got around.

  1. Day 1Wuxing Pedestrian Street, Luoshen Alley and a Ma’anshan sunset
  2. Day 2Qingyun Market, old Liuzhou and Yaobu Ancient Town
  3. Day 3Longtan Park and one last bowl of luosifen
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We walk the route first

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02

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03

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