The province abbreviation for the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region is ‘Gui’, and is located in southern China. It is the most convenient access point for the sea within the southwest regions of China.

The major tourist attractions in this province include the Lijiang River of Guilin, the Silver Beach of Beihai, the Weizhou Island in Beihai, Detian Cross-border Waterfall, among many others. Although predominated by the Zhuang ethnic minority, Guangxi is known for its huge variety of ethnicities with mixed cultures flourishing in harmony. The simple and tradition ways of the different groups are of great interest to both local and foreign tourists.