In Bama Crystal Palace, grotesque, white and clear stalactites can be seen everywhere, resplendent, varied and lifelike. Stalactites in caves have a history of about 300 thousand years, and are still in the growth and development stage. Among them, the curly stones and the degree of development are rare geological wonders at home and abroad. Panyang River is the mother river of Bamashou Township, which originated in Fengshan County, Guangxi.
Longevity Village in Bama was once an important entrepot of Fujian and Guangdong in history, and was called "Little Hong Kong". The stone walls on both sides of the river stand tall, and the river is steep and narrow, like a hukou. The river goes straight through the cotton beach reef like an arrow, and the waves roll like cotton wool. It is called Shili Cotton Beach and the waterway where rivers come from the sky. Bai Mo Cave, located in the west of Poyue Village, Jiazhuan Township, Bama Yao Autonomous County, 30 kilometers away from the county seat, is a magnificent cave with the highest and largest stalagmite reaching 39 meters, which is the highest in the world.
Bama gourmet
Bama hemp soup: the shell of Bama hemp is hard and brittle, and hemp seeds are obtained after shelling. Longevity soup boiled with hemp seed is rich in oil, delicious and refreshing. Oil-coated liver: mainly made of pig liver, lard and chives. First, cut the pork liver into small pieces, wrap it with lard, then tie it with shallots, and put it in a hot oil pan and fry it slowly with low fire. You can serve it when the fragrance is fragrant.
Bama Xiang pig: Bama Xiang pig has thin skin and fine meat, tender muscle fiber, white fat, delicious and sweet taste, rich nutrition and fragrant smell when cooking, and is known as an aristocratic family among pigs. Pearl yellow corn: Bama pearl yellow corn, called Ge Jia in Yao language, is yellow, round, hard, small in grain, shaped like a pearl, with more rice and less noodles, and a long growing period.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Guangxi