Nanxi District Holiday Deals

Nanxi District Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Nanxi County

Awesome! You've had your leave signed off. Now all you need to do is say hasta la vista to the treadmill of office life and book a ticket to Nanxi County — ASAP!

It's 1,600 kilometres southwest of Beijing, the capital of China.

You'll find some delightful natural attractions outside of Nanxi County. Why not travel 40 kilometres to Shunan Bamboo Sea? Alternatively, you can enjoy Mother Nature's handiwork at Shu'nan Bamboo Forest, 40 kilometres away.

Pass some time discovering the character of the NanXi GuiHua JianShe ZhanLanTing. If you have time, Wenmingmen City Towers and Walls is another place that's worth seeing.

Like to venture outwards a bit? Yibin is 45 kilometres to the southwest of Nanxi County and Luzhou is 45 kilometres to the east. Jump in the car and discover what's out there!

Both tourists and locals often make the journey to Zigong. This destination is 60 kilometres away and quite close to the Zigong Salt Museum, the Salt Industry History Museum and the Dinosaur Museum. If you're staying a little while, remember to stop by Xiaoqiao Well and Neichaikou Pass.

If you're after something a bit more engaging, take a look at the local mountain climbing options. Or perhaps hiking is more your style? Whichever you opt for, you're certain to have a fun time.

Cycling and shore fishing are two enjoyable ways to relax if your busy travel schedule has left you a bit tense.

Okay, there's a certain charm to getting lost in an unfamiliar place, but sometimes it's rather nice to reach your target on the first try. To avoid any bothers along the way, join some cycling tours and culinary tours.

If you're in the mood to learn something new about this region's past, visit the local old towns. Get your map, do a bit of research and pick your favourite one.

Searching for a little serenity? You'll likely find what you're seeking at Nanxi County's temples and monasteries.

To really experience a place is to taste the local food and drink, so get ready to chew, chomp, sip and slurp your way across Sichuan. The only thing you need to bring with you is a healthy appetite!

Typical food here often includes poultry and tofu, two regularly used ingredients for which this part of the world is famous for serving up.

While Nanxi County is home to many culinary comforts, you shouldn't overlook kung pao chicken and Sichuan hot pot. Considered local specialties, you'll need to put them on your must-eat list if you really want to taste this destination.

Knock down the communication barrier by learning to say a few words and phrases in the local tongue. You'll gain a more satisfying experience and some new friends while you're at it! 'Wǒ hěn hǎo, nǐ ne' can be very useful. It translates to 'fine thanks, and you?'. 'Duìbùqǐ' ('sorry') is one more you may need.

Like all good things, your trip to Nanxi County will eventually come to an end. When it's finally time to head off, say a last "Zàijiàn" and spend your leftover holiday allowance on some unique souvenirs.

Jiangbei International Airport (CKG), the closest airport, is about 190 kilometres to the northeast from the centre of Nanxi County. Plan a route, pack up your suitcase and set an alarm — and be sure not to hit the snooze button too many times!