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Guizhou Attractions on Map
Let’s see places to visit in Guizhou with our Guizhou Attractions Map.
On the map, Asia Odyssey Travel has listed some of the top tourist attractions in different areas of Guizhou.
- Guiyang - Provincial City, gateway to other destinations in Guizhou.
- Anshun - Home to Huangguoshu Waterfall
- Tongren - Gateway to Fanjingshan Mountain
- Qiandongnan - The abbreviation of Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, with Kaili as its capital. Home to Famous Miao and Dong Village.
- Qiannan - The abbreviation of Qiannan Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, with Duyun City as its capital. Home to Xiaoqikong and Daqikong Scenic Area
- Qianxinan - The abbreviation of Qianxinan Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, with Xingyi City as its capital. Home to Forest of Thousand Peaks.
- Liupanshui - "China's Cool City" with Mountains and Valleys.
- Bijie - Stunning karst landscapes and the Zhijin Cave
- Zunyi - Famous for the Moutai liquor and Red Tourism sites.
Usually, Anshun, Qiandongnan, Qiannan and Tongren are among the most popular destinations.
We pick some of the top tourist attractions, along with some unique things to do in Guizhou to help you make a better plan for your Guizhou Travel.
Huangguoshu Waterfall (黄果树瀑布): Enjoy Screaming and Soaring Water Fun
Coming to Guizhou and skipping Huangguoshu Waterfall? No way! This is the superstar of waterfalls—not just in China, but all across Asia.
It's massive, it's loud, it's dramatic, and it's even been a film star! Yup, fans of the classic TV show Journey to the West will recognize it as one of the most iconic filming spots.
Just a chill 2-hour drive from Guiyang, and boom—you’re face to face with one of nature’s most epic shows.
Before you even see the waterfall, you’ll hear it. Imagine thunder rumbling through the mountains… that’s Huangguoshu saying hello. You’ll be dying to know what’s making all that noise.
Then, as you hike up the boardwalk opposite the falls, it finally appears—bam! Towering 77.8 meters high and 101 meters wide, it’s like a giant football field of water crashing down right in front of you. How amazing and screaming!
Keep going along the path and get ready for the real fun—a secret tunnel behind the waterfall! Welcome to Water Curtain Cave (水帘洞). Yes, you can actually walk behind the rushing water like you're in a fantasy movie.
Just don’t try anything crazy like jumping down—this isn’t an action scene (and there are signs for a reason!).
Practical Tips: Huangguoshu Waterfall is just one main attraction in Huangguoshu Scenic Resort. Don’t skip the other two points: Doupotang Waterfall (陡坡塘瀑布) and Tianxingqiao Scenic Area (天星桥).
Check more information and highlights in Huangguoshu Waterfall Travel Guide>>
Fanjing Mountain (梵净山): Marvel at the Twin Temples on Top Peak
Ready to take your Guizhou adventure to the next level—literally? Let’s head northeast to the one and only Fanjing Mountain.
You’ve probably seen that viral photo: a skinny sky-high peak split in two, with temples perched on top like they grew out of the rock, and a tiny stone bridge keeping everything together like a giant hairpin. Yeah… that’s Fanjing Mountain. And yes, it’s totally real.
It’s no wonder Fanjing made it to the UNESCO list. Pictures are cool, but being there? That’s the real thrill.
Getting there is part of the adventure. After arriving in Tongren by high-speed train, it’s a 2-hour drive to the mountain gate. Then hop on a shuttle bus, jump in a cable car, and then you’re at the base of Red Cloud Golden Summit (the peak in the picture).
The final stretch up to the twin temples takes about an hour of climbing along narrow, twisty steps, sometimes on all fours. But trust us, when you reach the top and look out over a sea of misty peaks, all that huffing and puffing feels totally worth it.
After a short break and a hundred photos, head down the other side of the trail. But hey—don’t rush back to the cable car just yet!
Make sure to walk over to the Old Golden Summit and the funky Mushroom Rock for a whole new angle. From here, the Red Cloud peak looks like a giant giving you a thumbs-up. It’s the ultimate photo spot and the perfect “I conquered Fanjing” moment.
Check more information and tips in Fanjing Mountain Travel Guide >>
Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village (西江千户苗寨): Explore Miao’s Diaojiaolou & Culture
After Fanjing Mountain, It’s time to explore the most exciting part of Guizhou - Southeastern Qian (Qiandongnan). The adventure begins near Kaili, in the famed Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village.
Xijiang is the largest and most well-known Miao village in Guizhou, built gracefully along the contours of the Leigong Mountain (雷公山). Traditional wooden stilt houses, known as Diaojiaolou (吊脚楼), cascade down the hillside like a grand wooden tapestry.
At the foot of the village, the Baishui River flows gently through, providing water and sustenance for generations of Miao inhabitants. Spanning the river are five covered wind-and-rain bridges, which have become iconic symbols of the village.
The hardworking Miao people also transformed the surrounding hills into layers of terraced fields, ingeniously using every inch of arable land. Together, these elements form the breathtaking landscape of modern-day Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village.
The village’s night view is one of its highlights. Stay in a homestay higher up the mountain, and from the wooden balcony of your stilt house, watch as the warm village lights twinkle like stars across the hillside. At night, surrounded by the sounds of crickets and frogs, you’ll drift into sleep — a peaceful escape from the noise of city life.
Check more information and tips in Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village Travel Guide>>
More Miao Villages in Guizhou
Langde Miao Village – smaller and quieter, but still super charming. Great if you want a more local, less touristy feel.
Basha Miao Village – totally unique. The men still carry traditional rifles (don’t worry, it’s ceremonial), and their hair culture is unlike anything you’ve seen.
Zhaoxing Dong Village (肇兴侗寨): Experience Dong’s Drum Tower & Villages
Say goodbye to Miao Village, continue our journey to Zhaoxing Dong Village, the biggest and probably the coolest Dong village in all of China.
First question you might ask: “Wait, didn’t I just see a bunch of stilt houses in the Miao villages?” Yup, but here’s the big difference - Drum Towers.
Drum Towers are the heart and soul of every Dong village, and Zhaoxing has five of them. Yep, five! They look like wooden pyramids with tiered rooftops and curved eaves - super photogenic and even more impressive in person.
Even the village gate is designed like a mini drum tower, so the Dong style hits you the moment you arrive.
But what really makes Zhaoxing special? The Dong Grand Song (侗族大歌). No instruments, no lyrics, just pure vocal magic. Locals sing in natural harmonies that sound like a choir of mountain spirits. Some songs are soft and dreamy, others are full of life. Catch a live performance in the village square and prepare to get goosebumps.
Check more information and tips in Zhaoxing Dong Village Travel Guide>>
More Dong Villages to Explore:
Tang’an Dong Village (堂安侗寨) – smaller, quieter, and connected to Zhaoxing by a scenic hiking trail.
Dali Dong Village (大利侗寨) – surrounded by rice terraces and super chill.
Zhanli Dong Village (占里侗寨) – famous for its ancient customs and traditional ways of life.
Zhenyuan Ancient Town (镇远古镇): Boat through This Riverside Gem
Beyond ethnic villages, Guizhou also offers ancient towns known for their unique charm—like Zhenyuan Ancient Town, just a 1.5-hour drive from Kaili.
With over 2,000 years of history, Zhenyuan is a dreamy blend of old-school Chinese architecture, Taoist cliffside temples, stone bridges, and minority culture—all wrapped around the emerald-green Wuyang River like a jade bracelet.
The river is the heart of the town—locals nap by it, kids play near it, and visitors (like you) stroll or cruise along it for killer views.
Compared with other ancient towns in China, Zhenyuan feels refreshingly uncommercialized. It’s a scenic and cultural detour worth taking—an ideal stop to relax and soak in the atmosphere before heading onward to the sacred peaks of Mount Fanjing.
Other Unique Ancient Town in Guizhou
Qingyan Ancient Town (青岩古镇) – Near Guiyang
Just a short drive from Guiyang, Qingyan is a best-preserved stone towns with old city gates, weathered walls (mini Great Wall), secret alleys, and snack vendors on every corner.
Longli Ancient Town (隆里古城) – Off-the-Beaten-Path Charm
Tucked between Kaili and Zhenyuan, Longli is once a Ming Dynasty military outpost, now a town of slow, sleepy rhythm with moss-covered walls and faded murals.
Shiqiao Miao Village (石桥古村) – Papermaking + Peace
Located near Kaili, this Miao village is famous for its 1,000-year-old tradition of handmade paper—yes, actual paper made from tree bark and mountain water.
Visit Jiabang Terraced Fields (加榜梯田): Enjoy Nature’s Color Show
After exploring all those amazing villages and towns, why not swing by some truly jaw-dropping rice terraces? In Guizhou, terraces are everywhere—some small and charming, others grand and majestic.
And if you're looking for the most impressive of them all, Jiabang Terraced Fields should be your next stop. Just 100 km from Zhaoxing Dong Village, it's a scenic ride away.
Jiabang is like Guizhou’s hidden gem. While it doesn’t have the international fame of Guilin’s Longji or Yunnan’s Yuanyang, it totally holds its own—with a more raw, untouched beauty that feels refreshingly authentic.
Picture this: postcard-perfect layers of rice paddies spilling down the mountains, with traditional Miao stilt houses tucked right between them.
Oh, and it’s not just about growing rice here. Jiabang’s terraces are part of a clever little eco-system: they raise ducks and fish in the paddies too—nature and farming, working together like besties.
Best time to go? From April to October, Jiabang puts on a magical transformation:
- April–May: Water mirrors the sky
- June–August: Lush green vibes
- September–October: Golden harvest glow
Want more terrace time? Check out these other beauties nearby: Tang’an Terraces (堂安梯田), Gaoyao Terraces (高要梯田) and Lali Terraces (腊利梯田).
Join in Guizhou Festivals (节日): Experience Local Ethnic Culture
Let’s talk festivals, because in Guizhou, there’s literally one happening almost every day. With over 17 ethnic groups living here and more than 1,000 traditional festivals, it’s safe to say Guizhou knows how to celebrate life!
What’s it like? Locals dressed in bright, embroidered outfits, sparkling silver accessories, and big smiles. The whole village turns into a colorful fashion show, but way cooler because it’s real life. And then there’s the music—drums, flutes, singing—and dance that makes you want to join in, even if you have no idea what’s going on. That kind of joy? Totally contagious.
Food is, of course, a big part of the party. Family feasts, shared dishes, and local snacks make every festival a celebration of flavor too. (P.S. More on Guizhou’s food scene later—you’re gonna want to keep reading.)
Pro tip: If you’re planning a trip, check the local calendar and time your visit with one of the bigger festivals that welcome outsiders. It’s one of the best (and most fun!) ways to experience the region’s culture up close.
Famous Festivals in Guizhou
| Festival Name | Date | Ehnic Group | Renowned Destination |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lusheng Festival (芦笙节) | Varies by region (often in spring or autumn) | Miao & Dong | Southern Guizhou |
| Sister's Meal Festival (姊妹节) | 15th day of the 3rd lunar month (around April) | Miao (苗族) | Southern Guizhou |
| Grain Rain Festival (谷雨节) | April 20 | Dong (侗族) | Qiandongnan |
| Sanyuesan Festival (三月三) | 3rd day of the 3rd lunar month (around April) | Bouyei (布依族) & Zhuang (壮族) | Libo, Liping & Congjiang |
| Torch Festival (火把节) | 24th–26th of the 6th lunar month (around July or August) | Yi (彝族) | Bijie & Liupanshui |
| Dong New Year (侗年) | Varies (usually between the 10th and 12th lunar months) | Dong (侗族) | Qiandongnan |
| Miao New Year (苗年) | Varies (usually between the 9th and 11th lunar months) | Miao (苗族) | Southern Guizhou |
Want more details? Check out ous Guizhou Festival Guide >>
Taste Guizhou Food: Unique Sour and Spicy Flavors
Here comes the food feast! If you’ve ever dipped a spoon into that glorious jar of Lao Gan Ma chili crisp, congrats, you’ve already had a taste of Guizhou. That fiery, savory, addictive flavor? Yup, that’s Guizhou magic in a jar. But what makes it stand out? Sourness. Real, mouth-puckering, appetite-boosting sourness.
Why so sour?
Blame it on the mountains. Guizhou is super humid, and back in the day, storing fresh food was tricky. So locals got creative and turned fermentation into an art form. The result? A food culture where literally anything can be pickled—veggies, meats, river fish, even fruit.
How does it taste?
If you’re into Thai food, you’re gonna love Guizhou. It’s bold, it’s zesty, and it’s made to go with steaming bowls of rice. If you can handle Tom Yum (冬阴功), you’ll have no trouble falling for a bowl of Guizhou Sour Soup Fish.
Must-Try Guizhou Dishes (Don’t leave without these!):
- Sour Soup Fish (酸汤鱼) – The GOAT of Guizhou cuisine. Made with fermented tomato or rice soup, chili, and fresh river fish. Hot, sour, and unforgettable.
- Siwawa (丝娃娃) – Like Chinese spring rolls, but cooler.
- Sticky Rice Everything (糯米饭) – Sweet, savory, grilled, steamed… Sticky rice is life here, especially in the minority villages**.**
Find more dishes in Guizhou Food Guide >>
Xiaoqikong (小七孔): Guizhou’s Fairyland of Waterfalls and Emerald Lakes
Full from all that Guizhou deliciousness? Time to walk it off in Libo’s Xiaoqikong Scenic Area, one of China’s most stunning hidden gems.
This place is straight out of a fantasy movie—emerald-green lakes, cascading waterfalls, and lush karst forests that stay cool even in summer. It’s no wonder people call it a “paradise on Earth.” And yes, UNESCO thinks it’s that special too—it’s part of the South China Karst World Heritage Site.
Take a relaxing hike along well-marked boardwalks. Along the way, you’ll see the 400-year-old Seven Arches Bridge, jade-like peaceful pools that look like Jiuzhaigou, and waterfalls rushing through the forest. It’s a perfect summer escape from the heat.
Getting there: From Guiyang, it’s an easy 3-hour drive or 1.5-hour high-speed train to Libo.
Wanfenglin (万峰林): Guizhou’s Karst Landscape Heaven
While Xiaoqikong gives you water magic, Wanfenglin in Xingyi shows off Guizhou’s mountain side. This is karst landscape heaven—thousands of lush, sharp peaks rising like waves across the land. People call it “China’s most beautiful peak forest.”
What does it look like? Guilin without Li River but with more rolling peaks. Or Bohol’s Chocolate Hills with steeper, greener, taller peaks. At the base of these jagged peaks, you’ll find beautiful Bouyei villages and flat rice fields. In spring, golden rapeseed flowers bloom like rivers of gold flowing through the valleys.
If you're into photography, this is your dream spot. Come at sunrise or sunset, climb to a viewing platform, and let the light and shadow do their magic. Or better yet**, bike or walk** through the villages and fields below—you’ll find peaceful scenes and the real rural charm of Guizhou.
Other Spots in Xingyi:
- Maling River Canyon: A dramatic gorge with waterfalls plunging from cliffs—perfect for a cool hike.
- Wanfeng Lake: Ideal for boating and soaking in the mountain views from the water.
Karst Caves (溶洞): Guizhou’s Underground Wonderland
Guizhou’s karst magic doesn’t stop at waterfalls and peaks—it goes underground, too. The province has thousands of caves, many among the biggest and wildest in all of China.
These caves feature otherworldly rock formations, underground rivers, and colossal chambers, often illuminated with colorful lights for dramatic effect.
What to Expect in Guizhou’s Karst Caves
Stalactites & Stalagmites
Needle-like, curtain-like, or mushroom-shaped formations created by dripping mineral-rich water. Famous examples: "Stone Forest" in Zhijin Cave, "Jade Pillar" in Dragon Palace Cave.
Underground Waterfalls & Rivers
Some caves have boat rides (e.g., Dragon Palace Cave 龙宫) through submerged tunnels.
Malinghe Canyon (near Wanfenglin) combines caves with cliffside waterfalls.
Colossal Chambers
Zhydong Cave (织金洞), China’s largest karst cave, has a hall so big it could fit a 30-story building.
Best Caves to Visit in Guizhou
| Name | Location | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Zhijin Cave (织金洞) | Zhijin County (2h from Guiyang). | "King of Karst Caves" (UNESCO-listed), with 40+ hall-sized chambers."Silver Rain Tree" (a 17m-tall stalagmite) |
| Dragon Palace Cave (龙宫) | Anshun (1.5h from Guiyang) | "Waterfall from Sky" (洞中瀑布)Boat ride through a 5km water-filled cave, China’s longest underwater karst tunnel. |
Rafting in Guizhou: The Ultimate Thrill - Nothing Tops This
You think Guizhou's surprises are limited to its colorful ethnic cultures and diverse landscapes? Nope, Guizhou always has something unexpected up its sleeve. Rafting is one of those surprises, and it only really started gaining attention across China in 2024.
If you’re chasing adrenaline, rafting in Guizhou is the wild ride you didn’t know you needed. Guizhou’s rivers cut through deep gorges and karst valleys, creating natural rollercoasters of white water. You’ll paddle through lush forests, bounce past giant boulders, and maybe even get soaked under a waterfall or two. It’s heart-pumping, camera-worthy, and insanely fun.
Top Rafting Spots in Guizhou
| Name | Location | Length | Duration | Highlight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gaoguo River Rafting (高过河) | Zhenyuan County (镇远县) | 10km | 3-4h | Huge drops, countless rapids |
| Maling River Canyon Rafting (马岭河) | Xingyi (兴义市) | 13.8km | 2-3h | lined with over 100 waterfalls, earning it the name “Gallery of Waterfalls”. |
| Feiyu Valley Rafting (飞鱼谷) | Xishui County (习水县) | 11km | 2.5h | Wide river, fast current |
| Shanmu River Rafting (杉木河) | Shibing County (施秉县) | 7km | 2h | Calm and crystal-clear waters — like rafting in mineral water! |
| Yedong River Rafting (野洞河) | Huangping County (黄平县) | 7.8km | 2.5h | The river flows through a cave |
| Wanfo Gorge Rafting (万佛峡) | Fenggang County (凤岗县) | 6km | 5h | Only River trekking in Guizhou (Rafting by body) |
| Shuichun River Rafting (水春河) | Libo County (荔波县) | 13km | 3.5h | Scenic canyon views, thrilling rapids, and crystal-clear water. |
| Nanjing Gorge Rafting (南江峡谷) | Kaiyang County (开阳县) | 6.5km | 2-3h | Packed with options: raging rapids, calm sections, and even glass cliffwalk rafting! |
| Shuiyin River Rafting (水银河) | Tongzi County (桐梓县) | 6km | 2h | Clear waters and gentle waterfalls |
| Taoyuan River Rafting (桃源河) | Xiuwen County (修文县) | 10km | 2-3h | Nicknamed the “Magical Rafting Adventure”. |
Pro Tips: Bring quick-dry clothes, water shoes, and a waterproof bag for your phone (or just leave it behind and live in the moment).
Cunchao (村超) & CunBA(村BA): Football & Basketball Carnival in Qiandongnan
You think that’s the end of it? Nope, Guizhou has one more electrifying surprise for you: watching the viral CunChao (Village Super League) and CunBA (Village Basketball Association) games!
These grassroots sports tournaments, born in rural Guizhou, went viral in 2023 and gained global attention for their passionate local spirit, ethnic culture, and uncommercialized authenticity.
Why People Love It?
No professionals, just farmers/workers: Players are butchers, teachers, construction workers, etc.
Ethnic cultural performances: Miao and Dong minority groups cheer with lusheng music, silver costumes, and traditional dances during halftime.
Pure passion: No big sponsors—prizes are local specialties like rice, ducks, or cured meats.
| Name | Time | Location | How to Get |
|---|---|---|---|
| CunChao (村超) | 4.19 - 7.26 (2025) | Rongjiang County | 3h high-speed train from Guiyang |
| CunBA (村BA) | April to October | Taipan Village (台盘村) in Taijiang County | 1.5h from Guiyang |
Pro Tips: Learn a few Chinese cheers like “加油!” (Jiayou!) means“Let’s go!”.
How to Plan a Guizhou Panoramic Tour?
If you’re looking to explore China’s hidden rural beauty, Guizhou is hands-down one of the best choices. This 7-day Guizhou Panoramic Tour gives you a deep dive into its waterfalls, terraced fields, ethnic villages, karst landscapes, and ancient towns — all in one go.
| Day | Destination | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Guiyang Arrival | |
| Day 2 | Guiyang to Anshun | Doupotang Waterfall, Tianxing Scenic Area, Huangguoshu Waterfall |
| Day 3 | Anshun to Libo | Libo Xiaoqikong |
| Day 4 | Libo to Kaili | Gaoyao Terraces, Shiqiao Miao Village, Matang Gejia Village |
| Day 5 | Kaili to Zhenyuan | Langde Miao Village, Zhenyuan Ancient Town |
| Day 6 | Zhenyuan to Fanjingshan | Fanjing Mountain |
| Day 7 | Return to Guiyang and departure |
This itinerary is great for anyone craving authentic culture, off-the-beaten-path landscapes, and a slower, soulful pace of travel. If you’d like help customizing or expanding it, let me know!
Check more details and tips in Guizhou Itinerary >>
Extend Your Guizhou Tour to China
Guizhou sits right at the heart of Southwest China, making it easy to connect to its neighbor provinces by high-speed trains or express highways. Here are a few top picks to extend your adventure:
Guilin - Top Karst Mountains & River Cruise
Just 1 hour by high-speed train from Congjiang (near Zhaoxing Dong Village) or 2.5 hours from Guiyang, Guilin is famous for its surreal karst peaks and the dreamy Li River. Cruise from Guilin to Yangshuo, bike through the countryside, and experience more of southern China’s stunning landscapes.
Zhangjiajie - Floating Avatar Mountains
A few hours’ overland from Tongren (near Fanjingshan), Zhangjiajie in Hunan province is home to the towering sandstone pillars that inspired the floating mountains in Avatar. Walk on glass bridges, hike the Avatar Mountains in the national park, and enjoy some of China’s most dramatic scenery.
Yunnan - More Developed and Sunny Vacation Destination
Less than 3 hours by high-speed train from Guiyang, Kunming is the gateway to various Yunnan. Discover Dali’s romantic Cangshan and Erhai Lake, Lijiang’s ancient town, the Tibetan vibes of Shangri-La, and the rice terraces of Yuanyang. Yunnan shares a love for minority traditions and vibrant food, making it a perfect next step after Guizhou.
Chengdu - Home to Giant Panda
4-5 hours by high-speed train from Guiyang, Chengdu is the hometown of Giant Panda. Slow down and sip tea in local teahouses, visit the Panda Base, and enjoy Sichuan’s laid-back lifestyle. A great mix of food, fun, and culture.
Chongqing
2-3 hours by high-speed train from Guiyang, Chongqing is the trending Cyberpunk City alongside Yangtze River. Get lost in its vertical skyline, dive into spicy cuisine, and take a night cruise on the Yangtze River. It’s chaotic in the best way. Or you can choose a 4-day Yangtze River Cruise downstream to Yichang to enjoy the beautiful Three Gorges.
Explore Guizhou’s Variety with Asia Odyssey Travel
Guizhou is a land full of surprises—ethnic villages, stunning karst landscapes, terraced fields, mysterious mountains, and colorful festivals. At Asia Odyssey Travel, we’re here to help you experience the best of it all.
With our local expertise and experienced team, we know how to make your trip smooth, insightful, and unforgettable. Whether you're planning a visit to Huangguoshu Waterfall, Fanjingshan, or Kaili, we offer affordable tour packages that are thoughtfully designed to match your interests and schedule, including: Guizhou Tours, Guiyang Tours, Fanjingshan Tours, Guizhou Ethnic Tours, and Kaili Tours.
You’ll also find up-to-date, useful travel information on our website to help you make the best choices:
Best Time to Visit Guizhou: Mar to Mid-Nov (Weather Insights from Locals)
Guizhou Itinerary (3-7 Days): 9 Trip Plan Ideas with Map
13 Guizhou Festivals by Month: Ancient Heritage to New Trends
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Guizhou Food: Top 10 Dishes of Guizhou Cuisine
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