Bama to build waterfall scenic spot

The Bama Yao autonomous county and Guangxi Bama Tomorrow Tourism Development Company agreed to build the Bama Renxiang Waterfall Scenic Spot on June 1.

The scenic spot covers about 500 mu (33.3 hectares) of land, including 170 mu of construction land. With a total investment of 350 million yuan ($56.42 million), the scenic spot emphasizes ecology, longevity, folk custom and karst caves.

With innovative ideas and high technology, the project aims at constructing a unique scenic spot integrating leisure agriculture with ecological tourism.

The Bama Renxiang Waterfall Scenic Spot will add new vigor to Bama's health maintenance tourism development and the whole international tourist area.

Edited by Andrew Ancheta