Discover the Hidden Gem of China
From thundering waterfalls to ancient Miao villages, Guizhou awaits with experiences you won't find anywhere else.
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Iconic Guizhou Destinations
From Asia's largest waterfall to UNESCO heritage sites, explore the natural wonders and cultural treasures that make Guizhou unique.
Huangguoshu Waterfall
One of the largest waterfalls in Asia, surrounded by karst landscapes and lush vegetation. The thundering cascade and rainbow mist create a breathtaking spectacle.
Xijiang Miao Village
The largest Miao ethnic village in the world, featuring traditional stilted wooden houses cascading down the hillside. Experience vibrant festivals and intricate silver jewelry craftsmanship.
Libo Xiaoqikong
A UNESCO World Heritage Site with emerald-green pools, ancient bridges, and pristine forests. The crystal-clear waters and unique karst formations create a fairy-tale landscape.
Zhenyuan Ancient Town
A 2,000-year-old town nestled along the Wuyang River. Stone-paved streets, traditional lantern-lit buildings, and serene riverside views transport you to ancient China.
Qingyan Ancient Town
A 600-year-old military fortress town near Guiyang, featuring well-preserved Ming Dynasty architecture, stone archways, and famous local street food.
Mount Fanjing
A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and sacred Buddhist mountain. The iconic Golden Summit rises dramatically above a sea of clouds, offering awe-inspiring sunrise views.
Zhaoxing Dong Village
Home to the Dong ethnic minority, famous for their magnificent drum towers, wind-and-rain bridges, and the UNESCO-recognized Grand Song polyphonic choir.
Wanfenglin Peak Forest
Thousands of karst peaks stretching to the horizon, interspersed with terraced fields and Buyi ethnic villages. A stunning geological wonder best viewed from above.
Chishui Danxia
Dramatic red Danxia landforms combined with waterfalls, bamboo forests, and rare wildlife. A geological paradise with unique crimson rock formations.
Langde Miao Village
A quieter alternative to Xijiang, this authentic Miao village offers genuine cultural immersion with traditional welcome ceremonies, embroidery workshops, and rice wine tasting.
Binglang Miao Village
A peaceful Miao settlement known for its traditional architecture, rice terraces, and warm hospitality. Perfect for travelers seeking off-the-beaten-path experiences.
Wujiang River Hundred-Mile Gallery
A stunning stretch of the Wujiang River surrounded by dramatic karst cliffs, emerald waters, and traditional villages. Cruise through the gorge to witness waterfalls cascading from towering limestone walls into the turquoise river below.
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