Puzhai Port Yunnan One Day Tour

Puzhai Port is located in Vietnam, where it meets China. As a border area, commerce and economic development here are very rapid. A large number of Chinese businessmen and local Vietnamese traders are active here. I will share with you below. One-day tour guide to Puzhai Port in Yunnan.

I came to Puzhai as the Spring Festival was approaching and stayed there for more than an hour.

When I left this small border town, the world was already in a state of uncertainty. With the atmosphere of a border town, the hair is wet, and the coolness of the clothes is wrapped in it.

I trekked there in my sleep at dusk, the driving was shaky, and my eyes saw a special sight that I had never seen before. The house has bright colors, and the walls are decorated with exquisite and complicated patterns. There are large rocks behind it, and there are towering trees growing in the gaps. Cyclists and vehicles coming from afar stood on the railing together. In front of them was the monument boundary between China and Vietnam. A stone, quiet, there.

Puzhai Port Introduction:

Puzhai Port is located at the No. 15 boundary marker on the China-Vietnam border. It borders Van Lang County, Lang Son Province, Vietnam, and is connected to the Tan Thanh Port Economic Zone, Lang Son Province, Vietnam, to the southwest. , 13 kilometers away from Pingxiang City in Guangxi and 30 kilometers away from Lang Son Province, the gateway to northern Vietnam.

These people who come and go freely have clear faces, drink gulps of water, sing poems, and look into the distance.

There are a dazzling array of handicraft shops on the street. Chinese and Vietnamese women are among them, selling items to passers-by in broken Mandarin.

There are numerous fruit stalls all over the street, and the sound of horns is deafening as loading and unloading vehicles come and go. This place feels both noisy and peaceful.

I decided to bring something to the people I remembered, such as exquisite handicrafts, fresh fruits and vegetables hanging in water, and Southeast Asian specialties. In the end, I didn’t take anything with me and only walked around two streets. Returned in the rain.

I have some regrets. I only had time to pass by you, but I didn't get to measure you step by step. I am grateful that I am leaving. You are seeing me through the wind and rain, and you are quite interested.