The transport network in Nanning is pretty comprehensive, allowing travel into the city by air, rail and road. The rail network is expanding to include services to Singapore, Vietnam Cambodia and Malaysia on the Pan-Asian Railway Network. The destinations ... Read More>>

Nanning residents love to snack, and legion munchies are available from street corner vendors, hole-in-the-wall stands and snack restaurants. Teahouses often offer snack buffets of dimsum or pickled fruits and vegetables to complement the flavor of the tea, ... Read More>>

Like most Chinese cities of its size, Nanning's nightlife is fairly limited. If you're looking for a selection of Western-style venues, you'll be hard pressed to find any in Nanning. On the other hand, if an authentic Chinese clubbing experience is what ... Read More>>

Lemon Duck (Ningmeng Ya)柠檬鸭 Sour Dish(Suanshi) 酸食 Drunken Squab (Zui Ruge) 醉乳鸽 Dog Hotpot (Gourou Huoguo) 狗肉火锅 Lemon Duck (Ningmeng Ya)柠檬鸭 There is more than one way to eat a duck in China. Lemon duck originated in Wuming county of Nanning ... Read More>>

The entertainment options in Nanning are, like most Chinese cities, split between the modern and the traditional. Clubs such as the Oudi Entertainment Club and the Boiling Time Disco Club are popular, as are the bars and clubs in the city's hotels. Although ... Read More>>

Renting a car in Nanning is simple for visitors with a Chinese Driver's License. For those without a Chinese license, renting a car with a driver is a good option. Either way, a deposit of around 5000 RMB is payable, and the price of the car rental will ... Read More>>

The food of Guangxi province is classified as Cantonese cuisine, although the city of Nanning is not particularly known for its culinary offerings. That, however, does not mean that the region is without its own specialties. Characterized as fresh, ... Read More>>

Nanning's several shopping centers and night markets should keep the avid shopper occupied for at least a day or so, though the merchandise isn't anything you can't get somewhere else. On average, goods are cheaper here than in metropolitan Guangzhou, but ... Read More>>

Nanning Wuxu International Airport (NNG) 65 domestic and international airlines operate from Nanning Airport, connecting it with cities across China and other countries in Asia. The airport is located 32 kilometers southwest of the city, and can be reached ... Read More>>

Nanning is the capital of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, seated in the Nanning Basin in the Lingnan Mountain Range. It sits on the edge of the Yong River, and is often called ''The Green City'' or ''the Garden City'' for its parks and gardens, which ... Read More>>

Four public bus companies operate services in Nanning, with a combined total of over 2000 buses between them. A network of cheap buses charge 1 RMB, or the more expensive air-conditioned buses charge 2 RMB. All routes are discounted for visitors carrying a ... Read More>>

Nanning covers an area of just over 22 thousand square kilometers, of which 6.479 thousand is urban. Around 3.437 million live in the urban areas, with a total population of 6.66 million. Males account for a population of 3.45 million (51.85%) and females ... Read More>>

Nanning sits beside the Yunnan, Guizhou, Hunan and Guangdong provinces, with its urban area located in the Nanning Basin on the Lingnan Mountain Range. It has a subtropical Monsoon climate, with an average annual maximum summer temperature of 34C (92F) and ... Read More>>

• GDP: RMB 221.15 billion (2011) • Per Capita Disposable Income of Urban Residents: RMB 20,005 (2011) • Economic Growth Rate: 13.5% (2011) • Resident Population: 6.66 million (2010) • Unemployment Rate: 3.69% (2010) • ... Read More>>

Although well known as being an industrial and economic center for the region, Nanning has several interesting historical sites and tropical landscapes, both of which provide entertainment for visitors to the city. Read More>>

The road network in Nanning has been expanded and improved in recent years: new bridges have been built to cross the Yong River, 40 roads have been widened and modernized and a ring road was built around the city, from which a number of national highways ... Read More>>

Travel by rail is a popular way to get into and out of Nanning as the Hunan to Guangxi, Guizhou to Guangxi, Guangxi to Zhanjiang and Nanning to Kunming lines can be used to travel from Nanning to most of China and Hanoi in Vietnam. The city's main station ... Read More>>

Nanning is a popular stopover en-route to Vietnam. Visas can be obtained from the Vietnamese Consulate (Add: Investment Building, 09 Minzu Dadao, Nanning; Tel: 0771- 551 0562) which takes 14 working days. A same-day express service is possible on production ... Read More>>

China Country Code Number: 0086 Nanning City Code Number: 0771 Emergency & Most Commonly Used Fire: 119 First Aid: 120 Police Station: 110 Check Telephone Number: 114 Telephone Failure Complaining (free): 112 Weather Report: 12121 Report a Traffic ... Read More>>

Taxis in Nanning cost 7 RMB for the first 2 km, with a surcharge of 1.6 RMB for each additional kilometer. Any trips exceeding 2 km will have a 3 RMB fuel surcharge. Trips within 2 km do not have this surcharge added. The city also has a number of luxury ... Read More>>