Lush greenery sways gently at Xiaoqikong, and the emerald lake mirrors the vast sky.

Libo in early March is a bit chilly, with fewer crowds and less water flowing down the waterfalls. Light rain is also common. But this tranquility has its own charm. You can linger on the Seven-Hole Bridge without being jostled or hurried, and no one will rush you to move aside for their photo ops. This peaceful Libo is truly captivating. The rain last night made the mountain paths a bit slippery, and the misty mountains have a "veiled beauty." Take a bus directly from the east gate to the west gate, and then walk back from the west gate. It's all downhill, so it's an easy stroll. You can ask to get off at each stop to take in the scenery and snap some photos. One ticket is valid for two days, so if you don't see everything in one day, you can come back the next! Business is slow at the guesthouses, so the owners are very welcoming. You can sit and have tea with them and chat. Guesthouses may or may not offer breakfast, but there are small shops on the street where you can find something you like! If you come to Libo in March, take your time, leave your worries behind, and immerse yourself in the lush greenery!