归档： Attractions

Libo Ancient Town is a comprehensive attraction featuring 320 businesses including accommodations, dining, bars, and souvenir shops, with 176 core establishments such as Light and Shadow Canvas, intangible cultural heritage creative stores, and HuaZhu·Mulanshi. The town has successfully developed projects like the “Yi Er Shan Market,” a Guizhou-themed nighttime cultural market, and the intangible cultural heritage internet-famous street night tour, creating five major nighttime consumption scenes: entertainment, sightseeing, shopping, dining, and lodging.

Tianlong Tunpu is located in Pingba District, Anshun City, in western Guizhou Province, deep in the karst mountains between the Tiantai and Longyan mountain ranges, 72 km from Guiyang. Situated at a strategic gateway to Yunnan, the Tunpu people’s dialect, clothing, architecture, and customs differ markedly from surrounding villages. This unique Han Chinese cultural phenomenon is known as “Tunpu culture,” with Tianlong Tunpu being one of its most representative examples. During the Yuan Dynasty, it was an important post station on the historic Shunyuan Ancient Postal Route, then called “Fanlong Post.” In the early Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang stationed troops here from Jiangsu and Zhejiang. In the early 20th century, local scholars renamed it…Tianlong Tunbao”.

Anshun Ancient City Historical and Cultural District is an area full of historical charm and cultural heritage. As an important cultural landmark in Anshun City, the Ancient City Historical and Cultural District not only displays rich historical relics, but also provides a platform for tourists to explore local traditional culture. Anshun Ancient City has a long history, dating back to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. A large number of ancient buildings, including traditional houses, temples, shops and guild halls, are preserved in the district, which are famous for their unique Qianzhong style. The architectural style of blue tiles, white walls, carved beams and painted buildings reflects the exquisite skills and aesthetic taste of ancient craftsmen. Walking in the streets and alleys of the ancient city, tourists can feel the strong historical atmosphere and cultural charm. The layout of the district still maintains the traditional pattern of the ancient city, and the criss-crossing alleys and wide streets form a vivid urban picture. This was once a place where merchants gathered, and the prosperous commercial activities injected vitality into the ancient city. Today, the shops and stalls in the district continue to operate traditional handicrafts, local specialties and food, providing tourists with a rich shopping and tasting experience.

Tongren’s Jiu Long Dong is located 13 km southeast of Bijiang District in Tongren City, Guizhou Province. Nestled against the majestic Liulong Mountain and facing the scenic Jinjiang River, it is one of Guizhou’s first ten major attractions and a prime example of karst cave landscapes in Southwest China. The attraction centers around Jiu Long Dong, encompassing the Jinjiang River scenic belt, Liulong Mountain’s natural ecological area, and the cultural landscape of Guanyin Mountain. Covering approximately 80,000 square meters, it combines stunning cave formations, picturesque mountain and river views, and historical relics into one remarkable destination. Jiu Long Dong has a long history of development as an attraction. It was listed as a county-level scenic reserve in 1981, promoted as one of Guizhou’s top ten scenic spots in 1987, and included in the Dictionary of China’s Famous Scenic Sites. In 2004, it was approved by the State Council as a national key scenic area, solidifying its important position in China’s cave tourism. In recent years, the attraction has undergone closed upgrades, improved tourism infrastructure, added science education bases, and introduced smart guide systems, significantly enhancing the visitor experience. Jiu Long Dong is a large natural karst cave stretching 2,284 meters in length, divided into seven halls with four main halls and one celestial hall currently open to visitors. The cave features dense clusters of stone pillars, stalagmites, and stone curtains, forming over 40 classic views including “Two Monkeys Welcoming Guests,” “Nine Dragons Embracing the Pillar,” and “Inverted Lotus.” Among them, the “World’s First Pillar” stands impressively at 44.71 meters tall with a diameter of 16.4 meters. The cave also hides an underground river whose murmuring waters reflect off the stalactites, adding an extra layer of mystery. The outer area of the attraction features Liulong Mountain, renowned for its primeval forests and bamboo sea. The winding Jinjiang River, together with the cliffs of Guanyin Mountain and the canyon of Malongxi, forms a magnificent landscape integrating mountains, waters, and caves. Atop Guanyin Mountain stands the Lotus Temple, originally built during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Climbing to the summit rewards visitors with panoramic views of the Jinjiang River and the thrilling experience of the steep “A Strip of Sky” peak. Jiu Long Dong got its name from the folk legend “Nine Dragons Competing for the Cave”: It is said that six yellow dragons from Liu Long Mountain and three green dragons from Jin River fought over the cave, eventually turning into stone pillars and creating the spectacular “Nine Dragons Coiling the Pillar” scene. The stream at the mountain’s base was also named “Scolding Dragon Stream.” Visitors can explore the karst cave along the cliffside walkway or participate in interactive programs at the science education base to learn about the formation of karst landscapes.