Discover Zhaoxing Dong Village, China’s largest Dong settlement, famed for its nail-less mortise-and-tenon drum towers, painted wind-and-rain bridge, UNESCO-listed Dong grand song, seasonal terraces, and hands-on cultural workshops. Practical travel tips, best photo spots, festivals, and accommodation recommendations for an immersive visit.
Read moreHaiping, a living Yi cultural town in Guizhou, blends centuries-old traditions with highland forests and modern comforts. Visit June–October for the dramatic Torch Festival, forest cloud seas, craft workshops, and authentic food. Practical transport, accommodation, and itinerary tips help you plan a two-day cultural immersion.
Read moreShuichun River in Libo is a UNESCO-listed karst canyon offering 9 km of rafting through emerald waters and towering limestone peaks. Combine Class III rapids with Baiyan Buyi village culture, ancient forests, dusk bird spectacles, and eco-conscious tourism for an unforgettable Guizhou adventure.
Read moreExplore Zhijin Cave in Guizhou — a 12.1km karst wonder with 100m domes, rare crystal ‘Silver Rain Tree’, stable 16°C climate, guided tours, and nearby canyon and river excursions. Includes photo tips, transport, tickets, and family activities for immersive underground discovery.
Read moreBijie’s Hundred-Mile Azalea Sea in Guizhou spans 125.8 km² of wild rhododendrons with over 60 species. Visit March–May for peak blooms, Yi flower ceremonies, and Red Army heritage. Practical tips include routes, transport, tickets, and quieter off-peak alternatives for a deeper experience.
Read moreCinnabar Town in Guizhou revives a thousand-year mercury-mining legacy with 970km underground tunnels—the ‘underground Great Wall’—plus cliff-edge infinity pools, glass walkways, Soviet-era buildings, and living cinnabar craft traditions. Practical travel tips, seasonal highlights, and unique dining and lodging complete this industrial heritage adventure.
Read moreVisit Guizhou’s Dragon Palace in Anshun for a surreal underground adventure: a 5km navigable river, towering stalagmites and China’s largest cave waterfall. Combine boat trips, hiking into deeper caverns, Buyi village culture and seasonal tips for photography and practical travel information.
Read moreExplore China’s FAST (500m ‘Sky Eye’) in Pingtang, Guizhou: a technical marvel set in pristine karst landscape. Learn its construction history, try VR exhibits, climb the viewing ridge, and follow practical travel tips—transport, tickets, and booking—to make the most of this unforgettable astronomy experience.
Read moreXiaoqikong in Libo, Guizhou, is a UNESCO-listed karst paradise of emerald pools, a 68-step waterfall, water forests, and a Qing-era seven-arch bridge. This guide covers seasonal highlights, one-day hiking route, unique Buyei experiences, travel logistics, tickets, accommodation recommendations and photography tips.
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