Haokun Lake
An emerald set among peak forests. Hike to the summit for sweeping views of the lake and mountains.
50% recommend
Baise
31.8°7-day forecastBaise
Today9/10
31.8°
25.2°
Fri9/11
31.8°
25.2°
Sat9/12
30.8°
23.2°
Sun9/13
31.8°
22.2°
Mon9/14
33.8°
23.2°
Tue9/15
33.8°
24.2°
Wed9/16
33.8°
25.0°
Today
High
31.8°
Low
25.2°
Wind
3.3
Humidity
84%
Baise travel guide
Baise is a slow-paced small city surrounded by mountains, rivers, and great food. It offers both stunning natural hidden gems and the authentic everyday flavors of western Guangxi. Here is a classic 2-day, 1-night itinerary so you can follow along without getting lost!
Top Attractions
Baise’s attractions are fairly spread out, with rich natural scenery as well as cultural and historical sites. Here are the essential highlights:
Tongling Grand Canyon
Step into a martial-arts-style hidden realm, get misted beneath waterfalls, explore caves, and easily experience a primeval forest.
35% recommend
Detian Waterfall
Asia’s largest transnational waterfall, spanning the China-Vietnam border. Ride a bamboo raft into the mist and rainbows.
20% recommend
Equan Spring
The source of Asia’s largest waterfall. Take a bamboo raft to watch schools of fish, with ancient bridges reflected in the water like an ink painting.
20% recommend
Mingshi Countryside
Karst landscapes reflected in clear green water, with cycling through rice fields that feels like entering an ink-wash scroll.
17% recommend
Must-Try Food List
Baise’s food blends the flavors of many ethnic groups, weaving together sweet, salty, sour, and spicy tastes. Its night-market culture is especially lively:
Liang’s Stews
The pig brain is tender and free of any strong smell. The sweet wontons come in a surprisingly delicious sweet-salty ginger syrup, with a light, soothing broth.
28% recommend
Axiong Noodle Shop
The dry-tossed noodles are sweet and tangy, the soup noodles are fresh and flavorful, and the beef brisket plus char siu combo comes in a very generous portion.
23% recommend
Hongqi Noodle Shop
Sweet-and-tangy dry-tossed noodles, rich sauce, and char siu that is fatty but not greasy. A truly local time-honored favorite.
19% recommend
Yijia Restaurant
A local hidden pick, with very generous portions. The sweet-rice-wine fish is sweet, tangy, crispy, and the lemon beef shank is the signature dish.
14% recommend
Youyi Cold Drinks Shop
Soft cakes, velvety mung bean paste, and rich black sesame desserts make this an old-school dessert shop on Xiagang Street.
14% recommend
Classic 2-Day, 1-Night Itinerary
This route balances natural scenery with city life at a moderate pace, making it ideal for a weekend or short trip:
- Day 1: Depart from the city for Haokun Lake. See the morning mist, take a boat ride, walk the cliffside boardwalk, and have fresh lake fish for lunch. Return to the city in the afternoon, then in the evening check out Xiagang Street (Wenming Street) for Liang’s Stews and desserts. At night, stroll through Wanjingcheng Night Market for local-style barbecue.
- Day 2: Sleep in naturally, then visit the Baise Uprising Memorial Hall to experience red culture. In the afternoon, buy some local souvenirs in the city and head back at a relaxed pace. If you have enough time and are driving, you can add Tongling Grand Canyon or Equan Spring.
Accommodation and Transport Tips
- Where to Stay: It is recommended to stay both nights in Baise city center, such as near Wanjingcheng or Binjiang Peninsula, where dining options are plentiful and evening walks are convenient. If you are visiting Jingxi, you can stay near Longtan in Jingxi city center, which is quiet and centrally located.
- Getting Around: Travel times between attractions are fairly long, around 1-2 hours, so self-driving or hiring a car is strongly recommended. Within the city, riding a small electric scooter is the most convenient option, but remember to wear a helmet.
Pitfalls and Things to Note
- Weather and Gear: Baise is quite hot in summer, so April-May or autumn is recommended. Trails inside the canyon can be wet and slippery, so be sure to wear non-slip shoes. Bring an extra set of clothes if you plan to visit wild waterfalls.
- Road Conditions: Some sections of the road around Haokun Lake are narrow and difficult for cars to pass each other. New drivers are advised to take a local motorcycle up instead. Some wild scenic spots have no restrooms or shops, so prepare in advance.
- Food Warnings: Randomly bought roadside rice noodle rolls may be underwhelming, so it is better to go to established shops. Service at some viral restaurants can be average, so check recent reviews in advance.
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Baise (Guangxi) temperature on 2026-09-10: high about 31.8°, low about 25.2°, cloudy. Today's detail plus a seven-day trend and a comparison with other cities in the province. Updated daily; not an official warning.