Laibin Pangu Cultural Eco-tourism Scenic Area

　　The Pangu Cultural Eco-tourism Scenic Area is situated by the Qingshui River in Behe Village, Liangtang Township, Xingbin District, Laibin City. The islets are covered with shady trees, and the river water is so clear that you can see to the bottom. Unique rocks rise from the riverbed, while century-old banyan trees, longans, and other trees on both banks stretch their branches wide, offering dense shade. The area also includes over 600 acres of fruit trees such as waxberries, longans, and sugar oranges, as well as more than 1,000 acres of pollution-free vegetable bases. Together, they present a beautiful landscape where trees encircle the river, the river winds around the trees, and the air is filled with the fragrance of fruits. The site is rich in Pangu culture, making Behe Village truly worthy of the title “The No.1 Eco-Village in Central Guangxi.” With abundant ecological resources, stunning natural scenery, and profound cultural heritage, it is an exceptional destination for exploring Pangu culture. Covering 880,000 mu, the scenic area is 19 kilometers from downtown and enjoys convenient transportation and obvious locational advantages.

　　On this ancient yet vibrant land of Laibin, the cultural foundation is deep, and ethnic culture is distinctive. As early as over 30,000 years ago, the ancestors of the Zhuang people — the Qilinshan people — lived and thrived here. To this day, the area preserves the indigenous Pangu culture centered around Pangu mythology, including Pangu temples, place names, festivals, songs and dances, and opera lyrics. The Laibin Pangu Cultural Eco-tourism Scenic Area is a tourist destination designed and built upon the legacy of Pangu culture, integrating cultural tourism and leisure tourism. Centered on the two major themes of Pangu culture and eco-tourism, the scenic area primarily showcases the connotation and heritage of Pangu culture, featuring natural landscapes such as Fish Island and Turtle Entering the Sea, as well as cultural attractions such as Pangu mythology, the Pangu Temple, and Pangu folk songs. Built to the national 3A-level scenic spot standard, it serves as a high-end cultural and eco-tourism resort in Laibin City.

　　Transportation Guide

　　Scenic Area Address: Behe Village, Liangtang Township, Xingbin District, Laibin City

　　Transportation by Bus: Take a minibus from downtown to the scenic area