Nama Bamboo Spring Island in Nanning
Bamboo Spring Island is situated on the Bashichi River in Nama Town, Liangqing District, Nanning, 21 kilometers from the city center. The island features small wooden houses, waterside pavilions, bamboo raft boats, clear streams, and rustic rural homes hidden among the riverside bamboo forests, forming a beautiful pastoral scene full of poetic charm. There is also spring water that emerges from deep within the earth, maintaining a constant temperature year-round, suitable for both drinking and bathing. On the island, you can barbecue, fish, swim, row boats, hold bonfire parties, and engage in various recreational and sports activities. Nestled within the scenic mountains and waters are uniquely designed, quaint rural homes. Far from the hustle and bustle of the city and free from worldly noise, the place offers tranquility and peace of mind. The scenic area is fully equipped with various living and entertainment facilities, making it an ideal destination for couples taking wedding photos, families on leisure vacations, school groups for team-building activities, and organizations holding training sessions. There is also a racetrack, shooting range, and fruit and vegetable garden... allowing you to experience a sense of fulfillment that the virtual QQ Farm simply cannot provide.
However, the most unforgettable experience on Bamboo Spring Island is being a boatman. On the not-so-wide lake, there are seven or eight covered boats equipped with tables, chairs, small beds, and life rings. You can stay as long as you like, but you have to row the boat yourself. Once aboard, after some effort paddling left and right, you finally reach the center of the lake, where you can enjoy tea, play cards, chat, or fish — all in sheer relaxation. Another fun, rustic activity on Bamboo Spring Island is taking a small bamboo raft to the opposite bank of the river to fish, or resting under the shade of trees, or chasing the shadows of birds. After listening to the cuckoo’s call to your heart’s content, you can grill some chicken wings and beef skewers on the boat, drink a few bottles of beer, and enjoy a lively yet cozy time. You can also roll up your pants, go barefoot, and walk in the shallow river waters, feeling the pleasure of smooth pebbles and fine sand massaging the soles of your feet. You can even pick watermelons in the fields or forage for wild vegetables, fully immersing yourself in the pastoral scenery and rural charm.
Surrounded by green hills and embracing a bend of the river, the bamboo groves on both sides of the stream stand tall and stretch endlessly. The verdant mountains, fragrant fields, and the water flowing down from the reservoir complement the vast stretches of bamboo forests. Looking down at the water, the crystal-clear stream is refreshing to the eyes; looking up, the surrounding greenery shelters various small pavilions and wooden cabins tucked away in quiet corners. A gentle breeze rustles through the swaying bamboo; water buffaloes leisurely graze along the riverbank, while villagers work diligently in the fields. Every sight and scene, every mountain and body of water, makes one feel as if they’ve entered a paradise on earth...
As someone aptly put it: “The beauty of Bamboo Spring is boundless; to find a fairyland, seek it here; wishing to stay forever on this island, I envy not the city but the fishing village.” With an Eastern aesthetic perspective and an emphasis on harmony with nature, Bamboo Spring Island uses traditional Chinese architectural elements to construct 30 orderly arranged, uniquely designed, quaint-style wooden cabins amid green trees and blooming flowers, creating a pleasant living environment. The island is fully equipped with living and entertainment facilities. You can barbecue, fish, swim, row boats, grow and harvest vegetables, experience farm life, and enjoy fruits, vegetables, fish, and meat that are all self-grown and self-raised, offering an authentic, original rural flavor. Visitors can savor delicacies such as spring water snails, spring water chicken, and Bashichi River fresh seafood, making it a great place for leisure and vacation.
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