Together with Hangzhou, Guizhou is one of only two Chinese places to reach the top 52 destinations right until 2016 of the New York Times.
Always submerged in the fog covered, the sacred mountain of Fanjing is located in northeastern Guizhou.This is the hometown of many rare and precious species of animals and plants, including a rare golden monkey.On clear days, the landscape is extremely spectacular.
Guizhou is home to the world's largest cave (10.78 million cubic meters) with the name "Miao's room".The space here can accommodate 747 jets, and the only way is through an underground stream.
Hoang Qua Thu waterfall, 67 m high, 83 m wide, is the largest waterfall in China.
Jiabang Terraces are popular farming methods in Guizhou.The most beautiful fields in the summer when the rain turns the fields into countless mirrors under the misty mist.
"Island mound" is a special shape of two mountains in Guizhou.On festivals, local people often gather at the foot of the mountain to thank the sacred mound that has blessed healthy children, a prosperous, peaceful life.
Dong ethnic minorities in southeastern Guizhou build houses, bridges and wooden towers that do not use nails at all.
The 24 Zig-Zag Road is like serpents in southwestern Guizhou, with 24 bends.This road used to transport guns and food during World War II.
Miao ethnic people are famous for their embroidery.Today, many women here still hand-woven fabrics and dyed them with indigo.
Bamboo rafts are traditional means of transportation on many rivers in Guizhou.
The Getu River with the sun shines on the curving cliffs that attracts many climbers around the world.
The giant suspension bridge of 2,171 m across the Thanh Thuy River is one of the largest bridges in the world.Bridge was inaugurated last year.
The beautiful mustard flower fields lie among the limestone mountains near An Thuan city.
Guizhou with its rugged and remote terrain was one of the poorest and least developed provinces in China.The people here said: "There are no flat land, no 3 days without rain, and there are no houses with 3 silver coins".
The unique limestone terrain of Quy Chau is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.The Getu River area also has a strange erect cave.
