Located on the Chishui River in Xishui County, the Four Crossings Memorial blends traditional architecture, 300+ artifacts, 3D film, and immersive reconstructions to retell the Red Army’s decisive 1935 campaign. Ideal for history enthusiasts, families, and red tourism groups.
Read moreLocated in Guizhou’s Wumeng Mountains, Liupanshui Three-Line Construction Museum preserves China’s 1960s industrial mobilization. Through thousands of artifacts, immersive underground reconstructions, and interactive exhibits, it tells stories of sacrifice and engineering. Helpful visitor information, exhibits, and nearby attractions complete a deep dive into modern China’s industrial heritage.
Read moreQianling Park, Guiyang’s 426-hectare urban oasis, blends ancient Hongfu Temple, a free-roaming macaque population, karst cave history, and lake activities. This guide outlines highlights, hiking routes, practical transport tips, and local experiences to help visitors make the most of a half-day or full-day visit.
Read moreZunyi Phoenix Mountain National Forest Park is a 3.5 km² urban oasis with 90% forest cover. Visitors enjoy shaded hiking trails, Phoenix Tower panoramic views, cool summer temperatures, and the Red Army Martyrs’ Cemetery for historical reflection—ideal for nature lovers, families, and history enthusiasts.
Read moreGuizhou Green Expo Park in Duyun is China’s first national ecological theme park. Spanning 3,960 acres with 56 exhibition gardens, it showcases karst landscapes, regional botanical styles, interactive science exhibits, and restored wetlands. Ideal for families, photographers, and eco-tourists—plan 3–4 hours or a full day.
Read moreLibo Ice and Water World blends a -5°C indoor snow kingdom with tropical water rides, a 1.2km lazy river, 18m vortex slide, ethnic Buyei and Miao performances, and night light shows. Practical tips, tickets, transport, photo spots and nearby Xiaoqikong included for planning your visit.
Read moreHuaxi National Urban Wetland Park in Guiyang is a free 941-hectare karst oasis featuring 500 plant species, birdwatching, Republican-era architecture, cycling avenues, and hands-on ecological experiences. Ideal for half-day or full-day visits with practical transport, dining, and insider tips.
Read moreGuiyang Polar Ocean World brings a 20-acre, seven-zone marine wonderland inland—360° tanks, a 12-meter underwater tunnel, white whale and dolphin shows. This guide covers top attractions, immersive design, family facilities, schedules, ticket strategies, and hidden experiences for a memorable visit.
Read moreYunman Lake Ecological Resort, a 2,200-acre Swiss-style park 40 minutes from Guiyang, blends European architecture with Guizhou wetlands. Ideal for families, couples, and photographers, it features playgrounds, birdwatching, seasonal festivals, lakeside picnics, trails, camping and memory-making experiences.
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