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Asia/Shanghai |
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UTC+8 |
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UTC+2 |
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Luoping, located in the eastern part of Yunnan Province and under the jurisdiction of Qujing City, is the hub of Yunnan-Guizhou-Guizhou combination of three provinces (regions), famous for "the world's largest natural garden". From February to March every year, 800,000 acres of rapeseed flowers bloom, and the idyllic landscape of the Jinji Peak Grove intertwines with the karst peaks and forests to form a magnificent picture of the "golden ocean", attracting tourists from all over the world. Within the territory of Jiulong Waterfalls group of waterfalls superimposed on each other, ten levels of waterfalls of different shapes, known as "China's most beautiful waterfalls"; Duoi River Buyi village simple, bamboo raft rafting, singing and dancing to show the rich ethnic characteristics. Luoping has four seasons like spring, with an average temperature of 15℃, combining natural wonders and humanistic heritage, it is an excellent destination for photography, summer vacation and folklore experience, and is known as the "Oriental Garden" and the "Hometown of Rapeseed Flowers".
Rehoboth is the capital of Namibia's Khomas Province, about 90 km north of the capital, Windhoek, on the central plateau. With a population of about 100,000 people, Rehoboth is an important agricultural and educational center in Namibia. The town is known for its cool climate and wine industry, with vineyards and wineries dotted around the area, and is known as the "Wine Capital of Namibia". Historically, Rehoboth was an important German colonial settlement and retains many colonial buildings such as the neo-Gothic cathedral and the old windmill. In addition, the main campus of the University of Namibia is located here, giving the city a vibrant atmosphere. The local market, famous for its handicrafts and fresh produce, is an ideal place to experience Namibia's rural culture.