Bama, known as the "hometown of longevity in the world", refers to Bapantun, Heping Village, Jiazhuan Township, Bama Yao Autonomous County, Hechi, northern Guangxi. It's called Bama Changshou Village. In this small village, which is surrounded by mountains and waters, there have been many elderly people who are over 100 years old since ancient times. The oldest is 1 18 years old. The biggest feature here is to walk through the stone arch bridge and enter the village, where you can see it. The small sign says the date of birth of people over 100 years old. Many tourists come here every day to see the elegance of these old people and explore the secret of longevity.

Best tourist season:

You can play here all year round, but you must pay attention to the following matters:

1. According to Bama custom, when visiting centenarians, you need to prepare a red envelope for yourself, ranging from 5- 10 yuan.

2. The conversation with the elderly is usually about 15 minutes, called "grandpa" or "grandma". You shouldn't send food to the old people.

3. In fact, there is no need to go to Changshou Village in particular. You will meet many local old people on the way to Bama for hiking or playing. Maybe the language is unreasonable, but you can see the most normal life of the local elderly.

Peripheral food and drinks:

The best food in Changshou Village is of course the local villagers' own farm dishes. There are many small restaurants opened by villagers in the scenic spot, and any one can eat food with local characteristics, which is very delicious. The five most delicious and unique foods are Bama Xiang Pig, Bama Oil Fish, Pearl Yellow Corn, Ma Tang and Bama Black Goat, as well as Ma Tofu, Ma Kucai Tang, Ma Zhou, Ma Tea and Twist.

There is nothing worth buying in Bama, but you can try the delicious food there, stay there for a few more days and feel the ecological environment of the hometown of longevity.