6-Day Explore the Hidden Wonders of Guizhou

Welcome to Guizhou, a land of hidden landscapes and rich ethnic culture. Upon arrival, your guide will greet you and escort you to your hotel. Take the evening to rest or enjoy a quiet walk nearby, soaking in the peaceful charm of this lesser-known gem in southwest China.

Discover Libo Xiaoqikong! This scenic wonder in Guizhou Province is an absolute gem.At its heart lies the iconic seven – hole arch bridge, a Qing Dynasty  (1644-1912 AD) masterpiece that has withstood the test of time. You can also be enchanted by vibrant ethnic performances, Watch as the Miao people’s dances come alive, with their colorful costumes and rhythmic movements, telling tales of their rich heritage.
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It is known as the largest settlement of the Miao ethnic group in China and even in the world. It enjoys such reputations as the “Open-air Museum” and “The Most Beautiful Miao Village in China”, and it is an excellent place for researching and exploring the culture of the Miao ethnic group.

Step into the Timeless Zhenyuan Ancient Town! Situated in Guizhou, this remarkable town is a living testament to centuries of history.With roots stretching back over 2,200 years to the Qin Dynasty, Zhenyuan has witnessed the rise and fall of empires. Zhenyuan Ancient Town is not just a destination; it’s a journey through time, inviting you to experience its enduring allure.​

In Guizhou, a spiritual wonder awaits. Fanjingshan, not only a natural marvel but a holy Buddhist land. Long ago, people chanted Buddhist words here, in the clouds on the side opposite the sun, the Buddha’s Light might show up. People say if you’re lucky enough to see it, it will bring you good luck!

Throughout history, Huangguoshu Waterfall has left people in awe. Xu Xiake, a famous traveler in ancient times, marveled at its might.Today, this waterfall still roars with incredible power. Its wide water curtain crashes down, creating a spectacular sight, and the rising mist adds a touch of mystery. For all nature enthusiasts, this is a can’t – miss destination.

History buffs, foodies, unite! Dating back to the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 AD), its sturdy ancient city walls and stone – paved streets have withstood the test of centuries. And don’t miss the local cuisine, like Qingyan tofu, Qingyan braised pork feet. Come and create memories that will last a lifetime!