Aibu Waterfall Group

Free attractions, now the water flow is small, the plants are not so lush, you can take the small road to the top of the mountain, the grass grows in summer, it is estimated that you will not go up. The navigation location is correct, you can go and see.

Check in the niche waterfall, the beautiful place with few people and beautiful scenery: coordinates 16 kilometers southeast of Jingxi City Tickets: No charge for self-driving route: According to the navigation, the bridge will pass through the small bridge. After crossing the bridge, the right turn is basically a one-way road, so don’t worry about taking pictures on the wrong road. Suggestions: mainly to see the scenery, It is recommended to take a drone to take pictures more feeling

The upper source of the Aibu Waterfall Group is the Longtan River and Equan River, which became the largest river in Jingxi and the difficult beach river. Due to the changing terrain, large terrain and large landfalls, the beach is full of water. Many large and small waterfalls have been formed along the river in the Aibu area. The waterfall is like a huge jade curtain. Splashes are splashing.

Don't go in the near future. I can't go in the bridge.

stunning views and a nice but slippy trail to the top!

Aibu Waterfalls are a secluded trio of waterfalls located in southern Guangxi Province, China. The Vietnamese border is close by, perhaps only 5km away, therefore to get here you will need to drive southeast from Jiuzhou Ancient Town and Goose Spring. These three attractions can be done in one day trip. Because you will need to pass border checkpoints in the border frontier area, your ID or passport will be checked at the checkpoint, this means a private car is required to find this place, as it is relatively isolated. There is a place to park cars on the side of the road. Follow the small wooden bridges, and the waterfalls are set back about 2 minutes from the road. Best time to come here would be morning or afternoon, avoid late afternoon as it can get dark in this area and it can be dangerous. Worth a short visit if already in the area to see the other places!