Not in the Maldives!!! Really at Guangxi Langkou Spring

Angry hair pure original live picture to rectify the name of Langkou Spring!!! A one and a half hour drive just to see the jelly-like water with my own eyes. Uncle said because it rained the day before yesterday, the water is murkier. If it were clearer, you could even see the snails at the bottom. We could still see the blue water with our naked eyes, the schools of fish at the bottom, and the hanging stalactites very clearly, very transparent. But I don't know why the photos taken with the phone are mostly green. :Scenic area free admission Boating requires a fee, transparent boats and orange boats are both 50 Actually, transparent boats are easier to take pictures with, orange boats are safer. My Mimi and I are more scared, so we also asked Uncle to help row the boat, which cost an extra 10. Uncle is very kind, speaks with a strong Zhuang accent, which is particularly amusing. He will explain the stalactites in the cave. If you can't row, it's recommended to ask Uncle for help. It's suggested to drive yourself and choose a sunny day to travel because there are no other attractions around this spring, just national and rural roads which are particularly narrow. But on the way back, you can go to Sandu Town to eat roast duck rice noodles. If you like natural scenery like me, you will find this place very comfortable. Those who don't like it will think it's just a lake. If you have the opportunity and haven't been here before, you can actually come and see. It's a sightseeing spot that's worth the investment.