4-Day Classic Guizhou Cultural & Nature Private Journey

This modern museum showcases colorful costumes, ancient silver ornaments, and traditional crafts of Miao, Dong, and Buyi cultures. A perfect introduction to the province's rich heritage.

from the river, and stroll through its serene garden lit by lanterns.

Taste local snacks like Changwang Noodles and feel the city's dynamic pulse.

This is a living village of Ming Dynasty soldiers' descendants. See women wearing traditional blue gowns from ancient times, watch the masked Dixi Opera, and explore houses built entirely of stone. History is still alive here.

Take a boat ride through a hidden cave with stunning stalactites reflecting in crystal-clear water. Legend says this is where the Dragon King lives. The underground waterfall and mysterious caverns will amaze you.

Step into the heart of Asia's largest waterfall to feel its overwhelming power. Walk through the Water Curtain Cave to relive the iconic scenes from the classic Journey to the West TV series. Continue to the Tianxingqiao Scenic Area to explore the beautiful water-carved stone forest and Silver Chain Waterfall, or visit Doupotang Waterfall, the filming location for the TV series’ ending scene. After a fulfilling tour, take a ride back to Guiyang.

Wild Monkeys: Hundreds of playful macaques live freely here. Watch them climb and play, but don't feed them! Hongfu Temple: A peaceful 300-year-old Buddhist temple hidden on the mountainside. Climb up for good luck and quiet views. Qianling Lake: Rent a small boat and paddle around the beautiful lake at the foot of the mountain.

Walk along its ancient walls, discover temples from four different religions standing side by side, and taste the famous local snack—braised pork feet. Every stone tells a 600-year-old story.