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Explore China's most iconic attractions including the Great Wall, Forbidden City, and natural wonders.
China's largest waterfall and one of the world's most spectacular, Huangguoshu plunges 77.8 meters into Rhinoceros Pool. A unique feature is the 134-meter-long Water Curtain Cave behind the falls, allowing visitors to walk through the thundering water. The surrounding scenic area includes Doupotang Waterfall and the beautiful Tianxingqiao karst formations.
A surreal open-air art installation created by sculptor Song Peilun over 20 years. Hundreds of stone faces, totems, and figures emerge from a forested hillside, inspired by the mysterious ancient Yelang Kingdom. Part art park, part fever dream, it offers a uniquely Chinese counterculture experience. The organic, handcrafted nature creates an atmosphere unlike any conventional tourist site.
Jiaxiu Tower is a historical attraction in Guiyang known for its elegant Ming-era pavilion standing above the Nanming River. First built in 1598 during the Ming dynasty under official Jiang Dongzhi, the tower became one of Guiyang’s best-known landmarks and a symbol of local literati culture; its name, Jiaxiu (甲秀), suggests “the finest among the outstanding.” The present complex includes the tower, connecting bridge, and nearby stone inscriptions, with architecture shaped by later Qing-period repairs.
Part of the South China Karst UNESCO World Heritage Site, Xiaoqikong (Small Seven Holes) showcases stunning karst forest landscapes with turquoise waters, waterfalls, and ancient trees. The iconic seven-arched bridge dates to 1835. Crystal-clear water flows through 68 cascades, and primeval forest covers limestone formations. One of Guizhou's most beautiful natural areas.
Discover Qianlingshan Park in Guiyang, a scenic city park known for its hills, lakes, temples, and relaxed local atmosphere. A great stop for travelers who want to experience nature and everyday life in Guizhou’s capital.
Qingyan Ancient City is a historic town in Guiyang, renowned for its Ming Dynasty stone-paved roads, ancient city walls, and military, commercial, and religious heritage. Founded in 1378 during the reign of Emperor Hongwu of the Ming Dynasty, Qingyan flourished during the Qing Dynasty and still retains archways, temples, and traditional residences closely connected to the history of Guizhou's frontier. Here, you can sample local snacks, admire ancient defensive architecture, and experience a more relaxed pace of life than in modern city centers.
Tianhe Beach is a natural scenic area in Guiyang, renowned for its integration of karst caves, waterfalls, rivers, and mountain scenery, making it ideal for a day trip. Located about 24 kilometers southwest of downtown Guiyang, it is famous for boat tours of limestone caves and admiring the classic Guizhou karst landforms formed over millions of years. The scenery here belongs to the vast South China karst landscape, and the term "mountain and water" is frequently used in local folklore, referring to the beautiful scenery where mountains and water complement each other.
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Discover Zhenyuan Ancient Town, a picturesque riverside gem in Guizhou with Ming-era streets, bridges, canals, and rich local culture. Learn more here.