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UTC+10 |
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Libo County is located in the south of Guizhou Province Qiannan Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, located in the transition zone from Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau to Guangxi Hills, and is the first karst scenic spot listed in the World Natural Heritage List, which is known as "the emerald on the belt of the earth". It has the core landscapes of Xiaoqikong Scenic Spot and Maolan National Nature Reserve, integrating mountains, water, forests, caves, waterfalls, lakes and rocks, with karst forest coverage of over 90% and high concentration of negative oxygen ions, which makes it a resort for eco-tourism and summer vacation. Xiaoqikong Ancient Bridge, Laya Waterfall, 68-stage waterfalls and other attractions show the natural wonders, while Maolan preserves the complete original karst forest ecosystem, rich in biodiversity, and at the same time integrates the culture of the Buyi, Shui and other ethnic minorities to form a unique "landscape and humanities" scroll, attracting tourists from all over the world to explore the natural beauty and ethnic flavors. Ethnic customs.
Located on the east coast of Queensland, Australia, Mackay is known as the "Sugar Capital", about 970 kilometers north of Brisbane. Situated on the banks of the Pioneer River and backed by the Clark Ranges, the city is blessed with a natural environment. As the largest city in Central Queensland, Mackay is an important gateway to the Whitsunday Islands and the southern Great Barrier Reef.
Mackay's economy is centered on the sugar industry, surrounded by sugar cane fields and home to one of Australia's largest sugar mills. The region is also an important coal export base and agricultural center. Tourism has grown rapidly in recent years, with visitors experiencing the sugar cane train, visiting historic buildings and vacationing on the 74 nearby islands.
Mackay has a tropical climate with an average annual temperature of around 25°C and a pleasant seaside environment. The city is surrounded by nature reserves such as the Igara National Park, which offers an abundance of hiking and bird watching opportunities. As part of the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area, it is also an ideal starting point for diving and water sports.
Mackay blends a rich history with modern Australian lifestyle, with the city center retaining its distinctive Queensland architecture. The local community is known for its friendliness, and the annual Sugar Festival and various cultural events showcase a strong sense of countryside, making it an ideal base for exploring the charms of Central Queensland.