Guizhou local life

Guizhou Forest Wildlife Zoo (贵州森林野生动物园), spanning 5800 acres, is situated in the picturesque town of Zhazuo, on the northern outskirts of Guiyang, surrounded by lush forests and beautiful landscapes. The zoo encompasses both enclosed and open areas, allowing visitors to observe a diverse array of wildlife, including Northeast Tigers, South China Tigers, crocodiles, giant lizards, […]

Guiyang Grand Theater (贵阳大剧院), located in the heart of Guiyang, the capital city of Guizhou Province, China, stands as a remarkable symbol of architectural innovation and cultural richness. Covering an expansive area of 14,615 square meters, with a building space of 36,376 square meters, this grand edifice stands out as the largest and most sophisticated

Zhenshan Ethnic Village (镇山村), nestled on a peninsula in the heart of Huaxi Reservoir in Guiyang City, spans an area of 3.8 square kilometers. Adjacent to the scenic beauty of Huaxi, this village is a quintessential representation of a traditional ethnic enclave. Comprising five villagers’ groups, Zhenshan is home to over 140 households, predominantly inhabited

Zhucheng Square (筑城广场), located in Guiyang, covers a total area of 87,433 square meters. Nestled like a peninsula along the picturesque Nanming River, it can accommodate up to 100,000 people, making it a landmark in Guiyang, the capital of Guizhou Province. The square draws inspiration from Guiyang’s history and diverse ethnic cultures, specifically highlighting the

Xifeng Hot Spring (息烽温泉), situated at the foothills of Mount Tiantai, 40 kilometers northeast of Xifeng City, is renowned as one of the eight famous hot springs in China. Nestled at an altitude of 700 meters, surrounded by mountains on all sides, this natural wonder is a haven of tranquility and relaxation. The pristine waters

Guanshanhu Park, or Guanshan Lake Park, (观山湖公园) is nestled in the northwest of Guiyang City, covering an expansive area of over 5,500 acres, with approximately 4,160 acres dedicated to lush forests. Renowned for its enchanting lake views, picturesque mountains, and diverse flora, the park is a haven for leisure, fitness, and springtime outings near Guiyang.

Hebin Park, also known as Riverside Park (河滨公园), is situated along the banks of the Nanming River in Guiyang, covering an expansive 255 acres. Established in 1942, the park boasts a diverse collection of over 80 tree species with more than 20,000 trees. Home to 55 species of animals and over 300 rare birds, Hebin

Gaopo Miao Ethnic Township (高坡苗乡) is nestled in the southeastern part of Huaxi District, Guiyang, covering a total area of 120 square kilometers with 87 natural villages. This region boasts stunning natural landscapes, featuring canyons, stone forests, grasslands, waterfalls, picturesque valleys, and extensive farmlands. Particularly notable is the Yun Ding Grassland in the Yun Ding

Huaguoyuan Wetland Park (花果园湿地公园), nestled in the heart of Guiyang, the capital city of Guizhou province, unfolds its natural charm amidst the lush surroundings of the Yungui Mountains. This enchanting park spans an expansive 160,000 square meters, creating a haven of biodiversity and scenic beauty. Three prominent peaks, including the verdant Yungui Mountains, embrace the

Huaxi Park (花溪公园), also known as Flower Creek Park, is nestled in the southern outskirts of Guiyang, the capital city of Guizhou Province, China. Spanning an expansive 800 acres, its origins can be traced back to 1787 when it was initially developed by Zhou Kui, a scholar, and his son. However, it wasn’t until 1937