The Bright Pearl of the Liujiang River: Yao Bu Ancient Town.

Yao Bu Ancient Town on the Liujiang River has a history of more than 2,000 years, dating back to the reign of Emperor Wu of Han. At that time, it was just a village mainly engaged in kiln firing. Merchants transported porcelain made here along the Liujiang River to the Pearl River and then overseas. They used the silver they earned to buy millet and transport it back. Gradually, it developed into the most prosperous Yao Bu Old Street and Gu Bu Market in Liuzhou. The Yao Bu Old Street has long lost its village characteristics and become a multifunctional complex integrating urban leisure, high-end dining, cultural entertainment, and tourism. It is a 4A-level scenic spot and a bright pearl of the "Hundred-Mile Liujiang River" scenic belt. Walking through the ancient streets and alleys, you can see beautiful scenery when you look up and feel nostalgia when you look down. You can enjoy the tranquility of time and think about the passage of time. 🌟 Highlights: Old wharf alleys, Liujiang River style, food trip moments, leisure accommodation. 💰 Average cost: Free attraction. You can take a water bus to tour the Liujiang River for CNY 3. ⏳ Duration: 2–3 hours.