Things To Do
in Tuncheng

Greet elders with a polite title and family name when possible, and show deference in religious or temple spaces.

Stand in line, avoid pushing, and keep voices moderate in public spaces to respect others.

When visiting temples, remove hats, speak softly, and avoid touching religious objects; take photos only where allowed.

If invited to a local home, bring a small gift and offer thanks. Accept tea or food politely.

Tipping is not customary in most ordinary restaurants or markets in Tuncheng, but small tips for exceptional service at nicer venues are appreciated. In most cases it is not expected.

Cash is widely accepted, and mobile payments such as WeChat Pay and Alipay are common. Some tourist-oriented spots may accept credit cards, but carry cash for smaller shops.

Summer in Tuncheng is hot and humid with frequent afternoon showers and occasional typhoon threats. Carry a light rain jacket, stay hydrated, and plan outdoor activities for early morning or late afternoon.

Autumn brings cooler days, clear skies, and comfortable hiking weather. It's a great time to explore karst trails and riverside walks.

Winter is mild to cool with little frost. Dress in light layers and enjoy indoor markets, cafes, and cultural performances.

Spring is lush with new growth and flowers; it’s ideal for outdoor photography and village visits. Bring a lightweight rain layer.

Scenic karst ridges with sweeping views over Tuncheng and the surrounding countryside.

Forested trail along a tributary with lush flora and occasional cascades.

The majority ethnic group; cosmopolitan influences from coastal Guangxi.

Significant minority communities in nearby hills and villages contributing crafts and hill culture.