The Shuichengjiang Flower Jiudun skylight in Duan, Guangxi is stunning!

Guangxi Duan Shuichengjiang Flower Jiudun Skylight I originally thought that rafting on the river and witnessing this flowering river was the purpose of my visit to Du'an. When I was actually in Du'an, I didn't think so. I came to Duan to witness the different beauty of life. Nymphoides float freely in the water. They look as light as feathers, flowing with the water waves and sweeping the river. The long-awaited sea cauliflower has been hidden in the water due to the recent high water, and is only scattered on the river surface. Although I can't see it in full bloom this time, I look forward to seeing them again next time. Needless to say, the blue waves of the green pool are gradually blurred under the sunlight. It is not that it looks like an oil painting, but that it is painted in an oil painting. It is so beautiful that it makes people forget to leave. Tips: Navigate to [Jiudun Skylight] through Amap. The attraction is free; there is a parking lot at the entrance, which costs 10 yuan/day; there are changing rooms in the attraction, and there is a fee for renting a kayak or paddle board in the attraction: 2 yuan/day Each time, the rental is free, and the quotation of the store is usually written on the small blackboard; renting a kayak is 30 yuan/hour, but you must pay a deposit of 300 yuan first, and the deposit will be deducted by the hour when you return the boat and the balance will be left; 2 If you don’t want to go boating when you go to the scenic spot, you can choose to hike. You can walk along the path from the entrance to the stone bridge to enjoy the scenery along the river. We first hiked along the river bank and then returned to go boating; When renting a boat or snorkeling, you must pay attention to safety and follow the instructions of professionals! Especially due to recent rainfall, the water level has risen, and rescuers may not be able to rescue immediately in areas with fast currents. Although Huahua looks beautiful, keep the "dog" Life matters!