中越边境发现三面环水的隐秘村落：至今只能乘船到达【4K】
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Baixue Tun is located in Shangjin, Longzhou County, Guangxi, on a peninsula formed by a bend in the Zuo River. The village is surrounded by water to the south, west, and north, with the Zuo River flowing around it. Even today, taking a ferry remains the only way to enter the village. The white limestone cliffs along the river are also the origin of the name “Baixue Tun.”
The village preserves traditional homes built with mud bricks, blue-tiled roofs, and traditional wooden structures, retaining the simple architectural style of the Qing Dynasty. There are also six rock-art sites in and around the village along the Zuo River, making this one of the areas where rock art is relatively concentrated within the Zuo River Huashan Rock Art Cultural Landscape.
In this episode, let’s step into this isolated village, a hidden paradise seemingly cut off from the outside world, and experience the historical memories of a traditional village that have endured for more than a thousand years.
📍 Location: Baixue Tun, Longzhou, Guangxi
🚗 By car: About a 2-hour drive from Nanning.
🚌 Public transport: Take a high-speed train from Nanning to Longzhou Station (1 hour 20 minutes), then cross the river by ferry.
📅 Filming date: August 16, 2025
⛅ Weather: 32°C
🎬 Chapters
00:00 Preview
00:52 Crossing the river by ferry
06:18 An unexpected encounter with a fisherman who becomes our guide
09:54 Through the sugarcane fields to the village
12:48 Walking through the ancient village
23:15 Life of the fishermen on the river
29:22 Exploring the river scenery and towering cliffs
33:42 Ancient rock art
37:08 Crossing back by ferry
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中越边境发现三面环水的隐秘村落：至今只能乘船到达【4K】
TAO Walks China
305,753 views
Baixue Tun is located in Shangjin, Longzhou County, Guangxi, on a peninsula formed by a bend in the Zuo River. The village is surrounded by water to the south, west, and north, with the Zuo River flowing around it. Even today, taking a ferry remains the only way to enter the village. The white limestone cliffs along the river are also the origin of the name “Baixue Tun.”
The village preserves traditional homes built with mud bricks, blue-tiled roofs, and traditional wooden structures, retaining the simple architectural style of the Qing Dynasty. There are also six rock-art sites in and around the village along the Zuo River, making this one of the areas where rock art is relatively concentrated within the Zuo River Huashan Rock Art Cultural Landscape.
In this episode, let’s step into this isolated village, a hidden paradise seemingly cut off from the outside world, and experience the historical memories of a traditional village that have endured for more than a thousand years.
📍 Location: Baixue Tun, Longzhou, Guangxi
🚗 By car: About a 2-hour drive from Nanning.
🚌 Public transport: Take a high-speed train from Nanning to Longzhou Station (1 hour 20 minutes), then cross the river by ferry.
📅 Filming date: August 16, 2025
⛅ Weather: 32°C
🎬 Chapters
00:00 Preview
00:52 Crossing the river by ferry
06:18 An unexpected encounter with a fisherman who becomes our guide
09:54 Through the sugarcane fields to the village
12:48 Walking through the ancient village
23:15 Life of the fishermen on the river
29:22 Exploring the river scenery and towering cliffs
33:42 Ancient rock art
37:08 Crossing back by ferry
👉 Don’t forget to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and turn on the notification bell for more amazing travel videos! 🚀
❤️ Share your thoughts in the comments.