Guizhou scenery

Zhulinbao Stone Forest (竹林堡石林), situated within the Shuangrufeng Scenic Area in Guizhou Province, is a quintessential example of karst topography, characterized by its petite and charming appearance, distinctive and magical formations, and the unique setting of standalone stone forests. It stands as one of the eight major stone forest landscapes in Guizhou Province. The rocks […]

The Beipanjiang Grand Canyon (北盘江大峡谷) originates from the Kuragawa and Kedu Rivers at the border of Yunnan and Guizhou provinces. It flows through Shuicheng County and Liuzhi Special District in Liupanshui City, with a total length of over 100 kilometers. The section spanning nearly 40 kilometers in Zhenfeng County, Guizhou Province, is the most rugged,

Nidang Stone Forest (泥凼石林), located in Xingyi City, Guizhou Province, is a vital component of China’s Xingyi National Geological Park. Stretching from Daojiayan in Shishan Village to Yangjiawan in Powei Village, it spans approximately four kilometers from west to east and two kilometers from north to south. Records indicate that over 270 million years ago,

Anlong Zhaodi Causeway (安龙招堤) is situated in the northeast of Anlong County and is recognized as one of the top ten scenic spots in Guizhou Province. Originally, it was a wetland area known locally as “Beitang Haizi.” During the rainy season, the mountain torrents would overflow, causing flooding in the city area. In 1694, to

Fangmaping Alpine Grassland (放马坪高山草原), located in Xingren City, Guizhou Province, is often dubbed as the “Plateau within the Great Wall”. Encompassing an area of over 28,490 acres, it comprises approximately 21,000 acres of natural grassland and 7,490 acres of natural forest. Situated in a transitional zone from the Yun-Gui Plateau to the low mountains and

Shuangru Mountain (双乳峰), also known as Double Breast Peaks, is located in Zhenfeng County, Guizhou Province. Covering an area of 2100 acres, the peak reaches an altitude of 1266 meters, with a relative height of 262 meters. Its name is derived from its striking resemblance to the exposed breasts of a mother earth figure. Viewed

Wanfeng Lake (万峰湖), also known as Tianshengqiao Reservoir (天生桥水库), is situated at the junction of Guizhou, Yunnan, and Guangxi provinces in China. Covering an area of 176 square kilometers, Wanfeng Lake is a freshwater lake formed by the artificial reservoir created after the construction of the Tianshengqiao High Dam Power Station. Its name, which translates

Wanfenglin (万峰林), also known as the Forest of Ten Thousand Peaks, is located in the southern part of Xingyi City, Guizhou Province, China. Comprising nearly 20,000 unique peaks and lush green hills, Wanfenglin is one of the three major karst landscapes in southwestern China. Its dense and peculiar peaks, grand and majestic in scale, have

Maling River Gorge (马岭河峡谷), located in Xingyi City, Guizhou Province, is a breathtaking natural wonder renowned for its grandeur, uniqueness, and danger. Spanning 70 kilometers, the gorge features a width ranging from 50 to 150 meters and depths of 120 to 280 meters. It is adorned with over a hundred cascading waterfalls of various sizes