The number one specialty in Qinzhou is of course pig's trotter powder. When it comes to historical allusions, there are almost no written records of this. The method of making it is also very simple. There is no complicated process. Just wash the pig's feet and chop them into pieces, and cook them with star anise, cinnamon and other ingredients. When eating, add a piece of oily pig's feet to a bowl of soup noodles and serve with it. A small dish of chili sauce. Perhaps because it is economical, has plenty of oil and water, and makes you less likely to get hungry, it is very in line with the tastes of Qinzhou people and has become the first choice of Qinzhou residents for breakfast and late-night snacks.

Qinzhou pig trotters noodles are different from Guilin rice noodles in Guilin, Guangxi, Liuzhou screw noodles in Liuzhou, Guangxi, and Nanning old friends noodles in Nanning, Guangxi. It is impossible to see authentic pig trotters noodles in any corner of Qinzhou City. Because there is no unified standard for the wording, it is difficult to draw an authentic conclusion. Any pig's trotters added with powder are pig's trotters powder, but the question of good or bad taste is left to the diners to decide. Although they are different, the method is basically the same, so you don’t have to worry about the taste being too different and have to choose the authentic one. There are three pig's trotters noodle stalls that represent Qinzhou's characteristics: the stall on Erma Road, the stall on Qinzhou University East Campus, and the stall on Hongsao Road on Jianshe Road. Their characteristics are that the pork trotters are soft but not rotten, fat but not greasy, and the soup is delicious and slightly sweet.

Qinzhou belongs to the southeastern Guangxi cuisine, which combines seaside food style with ethnic minority flavors. Famous dishes include Qinzhou oysters, oyster sauce pomelo skin chicken, oyster sauce sesame chicken, steamed tofu balls, and fried snail meat , fried crabs, etc.; Qinzhou’s snacks are very distinctive, mostly rice noodles, porridge, etc. Pig’s trotters noodles, duck soup, dog meat noodles, screw noodles, sour wild rice noodles, etc. are all must-eat delicacies.

Qinzhou Food Street

Xinxing Street

The first food street in Qinzhou is Xinxing Street. It is located in the city center. There are many hotels and restaurants nearby. The famous ones are Lao Xinxing Street. White Pigeon Porridge Shop, Jiu Shu Braised Duck Feet, Xinxing Sour Wild Shop, Lu Ruiji Nourishing Stew, Li Mei BBQ, Xiaoyu Juice, as well as some Western restaurants and Korean Teppanyaki.

Nanzhu Avenue

One of the main arterial roads in Qinzhou! The section near the bus terminal is where snack restaurants gather, including the famous Ba Sao Fried Crab, Dongdong Stir-fried, Banxian Dog Meat, Haodian Rice Roll, etc.

The 1st, 2nd and 3rd roads

The 1st, 2nd and 3rd sections of Renmin Road are the places with the most restaurants, snacks and stalls, such as beef ball noodles on 1st Road, Barbecued pork noodles on Second Avenue and pork trotter noodles on Third Avenue. Especially on Erma Road, near the stadium, there are more than ten dog meat restaurants that are well-made, delicious and cheap.

Renmin Road

Walking along Renmin Road, you can eat all the delicacies you can think of here, including Western restaurants such as Myhome, Yangcheng, Delixuan, and Fumanjia ; Snacks include 123 Fast Food, Wenji Xiao Long Bao, Xiao Zhou Braised Duck Feet, etc. You can eat a variety of pig trotters noodles, screw noodles, stinky tofu, old duck soup, beef brisket noodles and other delicacies that are overwhelming.

Jianshe Road

Qinzhou Night Market. I think the most famous place for Qinzhou Night Market is Jianshe Road. Whenever the lanterns come on, night market stalls of all sizes will open here. , we can eat everything, including Guilin rice noodles, Liuzhou screw noodles, stinky tofu, all kinds of brine, Korean Teppanyaki, and many girls’ favorite pickles, as well as various herbal teas, turtle paste, and all kinds of delicious sugar water. There are also beer stalls and barbecue stalls.

There is a smoothie shop 100 meters away from the Old Municipal Committee of the Old No. 2 Middle School (that is, opposite the Public Security Bureau) that is super delicious, especially in the summer when the weather is super hot. There are all kinds of smoothies there. Ice, cream flavor, taro flavor, mango flavor, watermelon flavor, orange flavor, coconut milk flavor, pineapple flavor, etc. . . There are almost every flavor you can think of, and there are also a lot of sour drinks sold there. It’s a wonderful feeling to have a few smoothies and a few plates of sour drinks to invite a few good friends to drink, eat and chat at the same time! It’s so comfortable!

Let me introduce a fried wild food restaurant opened by Beihai people. On the way from Jiu No. 2 Middle School to No. 1 Medical University (about 70 meters away), there is a very delicious and economical fried wild wild food restaurant. There are various fried wild noodles in it. There are various types of fried food, including fried chicken legs, fried chicken tips, fried fish balls, fried mani cakes, fried chicken skewers, fried bananas, and fried ice cream. Here we will focus on fried bananas. For fried bananas, you need to peel the bananas first, then coat them with flour mixed with water and then add bread crumbs. Then put them in a pot and fry them. When eating fried bananas, you must eat them right after they come out of the pot. Eat them this way. It tastes particularly fragrant and crispy. It is sweet, crunchy and fragrant.

Now let’s introduce the next delicious milk tea. There is a delicious milk tea at the junction of Baisha Street and Xinxing Road, next to the fire brigade. The characteristic of this milk tea is that the pearls are soft and soft. It's very chewy and the milk tea tastes very strong, fragrant and sweet.

Things to do in Qinzhou: 1. Sanniang Bay: It is located on the bay about 5 kilometers east of Xiniujiao Town in Qinzhou, about 38 kilometers away from Qinzhou City, facing the Beibu Gulf in the south, and backed by Wulei Mountain. The beach among the leafy mangroves is white and soft. Standing on the Sanpo Stone, which looks like a meteor falling from the sky, you can watch the rising sun in the morning and the setting sun in the evening. You can also worship at Ulefubo Temple and Youweide Temple. Temple, watch the generals of the Eastern Han Dynasty; even better is to board a fishing boat to go sightseeing, taste seafood, soak in the sea breeze, watch the rare Chinese white dolphins, and enjoy the blue sky and blue sea, the joy of people and the joy of fish.

There is also a beautiful legend about the origin of Sanniang Bay: In ancient times, there were only three young people named Su, Yang, and Li living in Sanniang Bay. They were in a boat.*** Using the same net and living in the same cabin; three fairies accidentally fell into the mortal world. They were moved by the beautiful scenery of the bay and the hard-working and handsome young people, and decided to marry. The Jade Emperor learned about it and allowed him to stay for three years. Every day the husband goes out to sea to fish, while the wife weaves nets at home. The couple is loving and living a happy life. Three years later, the Jade Emperor returned without seeing the fairy. In anger, he caused a violent storm and waves when the three young men went to sea. The three ladies stood side by side on the shore, braving the storm and waves, waiting for their husbands for several days and nights. Later, they learned that her husband had died. , then transformed into three granite stones, standing side by side on the beach, which is today's Sambo Stone, and the name Sanniang Bay comes from this. The ticket is 30 yuan. There is a shuttle bus from Qinzhou Passenger Terminal directly to Sanniang Bay Scenic Area, which runs every hour from 7:00 to 19:00. The ticket is 8 yuan; the shuttle bus from the scenic area back to the city is at 18:00 at the latest. You can also go to the parking lot of Yatai Manufacturing Company (near the Big Garden) and take a tourist bus directly to Sanniang Bay (non-air-conditioned bus), which runs every hour from 7:00 to 19:00, and the ticket is 6 yuan.

2: Malan Island: Also known as Malantou, it is an island on Qinzhou Bay, located in the northwest corner of Rhinoceros Town, Qinzhou City. The island has fresh air, dense forests, and wide and flat beaches. With various reefs, abundant seafood and charming sea views, Qinzhou is a famous tourist attraction overseas. The ticket is 5 yuan. Take a bus to Qinzhou Port Pier and take a cruise for half an hour. The ticket is 30 yuan per person and 300 yuan per boat. The return time must be determined in advance. Generally, you go in the morning and return in the afternoon of the same day. If you want to stay, the next day It costs extra to pick you up. You can also take a bus to Qinzhou Passenger Terminal to Rhinoceros Town (near Sanniang Bay), and take a fishing boat from nearby coastal fishing villages such as Dahuan Village for 5 yuan/person.

3. Seventy-two Jing: On the blue sea of ??Qinzhou Bay, there are more than a hundred small islands of various shapes scattered among them. The islands are surrounded by seventy-two curved waterways. These waterways were called the Seventy-two Jings. The Jing is like a jade belt and the islands are like pearls. People sit on boats and boats move in the middle of the Jing. The Seventy-Two Jing has always been known as Penglai in the South. There are mangroves here known as living fossils on the seabed and the largest bronze statue of Sun Yat-sen in the world. , as well as Xiandao Park, Yagong Mountain, Crocodile Rock, Liudun Island and many other attractions. Sightseeing by boat costs 30 yuan/person, 300 yuan/boat, 2 hours of tour, about three or four attractions, you can add or remove attractions according to needs; generally there is no admission fee, some parks on some islands charge admission tickets, no more than 5 yuan . Take a bus from downtown Qinzhou to Qinzhou Port Terminal, then take a minibus to the parking lot of the Material Building opposite the passenger terminal to Qinzhou Port. It runs every 15 minutes. The fare is 4 yuan and it takes 40 minutes to drive (a taxi costs about 30 yuan); Take a cruise to Qinzhou Port to visit the Seventy-two Jings. The bus back to Qinzhou City takes 15 minutes, which is more convenient.

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