We first stop Huang Luo Yao Village Huangluo Yao Village is a captivating destination nestled in the magnificent Longji (Dragon's Backbone) Rice Terraces area of Longsheng, Guangxi, China. It is famously known as "The World's First Long Hair Village," a title officially recognized by the Guinness World Records. This village is home to the Red Yao people, a branch of the Yao ethnic group, named for their stunning and predominantly red traditional clothing.

The second stop: we have a short hike (Duration about 2 hours) PingAn rice terraces "The Longji Rice Terraces, or 'Dragon's Backbone Terraces,' are an awe-inspiring landscape of layered rice paddies carved into the mountains of Guangxi, China. Created by local Zhuang and Yao farmers over centuries, the terraces look like giant steps flowing down the slopes. The view changes beautifully with the seasons, from mirrored water in spring to golden fields in autumn. It's a perfect blend of natural beauty and human perseverance, offering a glimpse into the rich culture of China's ethnic minorities." Note: The lunch time is flexible, it depends on your appetite