Qingyan Ancient Town: A Ming-era fortress turned food haven—bite into braised pig’s trotter, climb centuries-old stone walls overlooking tiled rooftops.

Qianling Mountain Park: Hike among wild macaques, visit Hongfu Temple, and marvel at the harmony of “mountains within a city, a city within mountains.”

Huangguoshu Waterfall (UNESCO Site): Asia’s largest waterfall—walk behind its thundering curtain into the “Water-Curtain Cave.”

Dragon Palace Scenic Area: Boat through China’s longest water-eroded cave, where stalactites glitter like dragon scales under subterranean rivers.

• Qingyan Ancient Town: A Ming-era fortress turned food haven—bite into braised pig’s trotter, climb centuries-old stone walls overlooking tiled rooftops.

• Qianling Mountain Park: Hike among wild macaques, visit Hongfu Temple, and marvel at the harmony of “mountains within a city, a city within mountains.”

• Qingyan Ancient Town: A Ming-era fortress turned food haven—bite into braised pig’s trotter, climb centuries-old stone walls overlooking tiled rooftops.

• Qianling Mountain Park: Hike among wild macaques, visit Hongfu Temple, and marvel at the harmony of “mountains within a city, a city within mountains.”

Zunyi Conference Site: Where China’s communist revolution pivoted—touch history in this blue-brick complex.

Maotai Town: Along the Chishui River, breathe in the aroma of fermenting grains and tour the Moutai distillery, home of China’s “national liquor.”

Fanjing Mountain (UNESCO Site): Summit the “City in the Sky”—golden temples and mushroom-shaped rocks emerge from sea of clouds; track the rare Guizhou snub-nosed monkey.

Wumeng Grassland: Southwest China’s highest prairie—April rhododendron blooms, winter rime coats wind turbines.

Zangke River Paragliding: Soar above canyons and relics of the ancient Yelang Kingdom.