Things to do in Majiang

Nestled against the mountains and beside the water, Xiasi Ancient Town blends Huizhou, Lingnan, Western, and ethnic minority architectural styles, with its cobblestone streets and rustic wooden buildings creating a picturesque scene. It retains its authentic, everyday atmosphere, and its local delicacies, such as sour fish soup, are unforgettable. The ancient town is tranquil and simple, steeped in history, making it an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle and explore its hidden gems.

It's worth a visit. I recommend entering the park around 5:00 PM, taking a stroll and some photos, then returning to the main gate around 5:45 PM to play games and interact with the NPCs. The activities are well-organized and last until 9:30 PM, and both adults and children have a great time. The NPCs are excellent and enthusiastic, and they really create a lively atmosphere. There are direct buses to the park.

We really enjoyed visiting Xijiang Miao Village! During the day, the village is relatively quiet and peaceful, but as evening approaches, it truly comes to life and takes on a special charm, with its beautiful atmosphere and illuminated traditional houses.While the main streets are lovely to explore, we highly recommend wandering off the beaten path and walking further up into the village. This is where you get a better glimpse of the traditional houses and everyday local life, beyond the more touristy areas.We were also lucky enough to catch a traditional performance in the village square, which was a lovely and interesting experience.Overall, a wonderful place to visit, especially if you take the time to explore beyond the main streets and discover the quieter, more authentic corners of the village. We would definitely recommend it!

Located in Duyun City, the capital of Qiannan Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province, it is the largest expo park in the Green Expo, with a planned area of ​​1,959 hectares. It has pleasant scenery and beautiful scenery, and is a good place for citizens and tourists to relax.

This attraction is big. It may seem overwhelming at first, but once you figure out the right route, everything is easy. The attraction ticket is good for three days worth the shuttle bus included and continue to be valid for the next 7 days without the shuttle bus. The waterfalls here are truly spectacular. It’s really worth a visit.

The first snow on Mount Fanjing was breathtaking. The porridge offered at the temple was so comforting. It was also the first day of the lunar month, a day for offerings. Although I didn't reach the summit, I had no regrets. Life is like that – a small success is all I need. I'll definitely come back sometime. I also met someone who was incredibly resilient, and the foot massage on the way down was so relaxing! 😌

The mountains and rivers are quite beautiful, full of green, and it is very close to the city. You can go hiking for exercise and breathe oxygen for health. If you want to play for a short time, you can go for a walk. The glass plank road is quite exciting, and it takes about two or three hours to go around.

A beautiful escape into nature! 💚Crystal-clear turquoise water, waterfalls, green forests and breathtaking scenery everywhere.Libo Xiaoqikong is such a beautiful place to slow down, enjoy nature and appreciate the little moments. Every stop was worth exploring.A must-visit when travelling to Guizhou!

Zhijin Cave was our first and most unforgettable stop on our Guizhou-Guangxi trip. It's a karst cave system encompassing various types, and in just 6 kilometers, you can see all its essence. The more you walk, the more amazing it becomes. The unique lighting design at the end makes you feel like you're outside under a painting-like dome, not inside the cave. The mist from the underground river fills the vast cave, and you can vaguely see birds flying in the distance. The unique experience is simply unparalleled and well worth the long journey. The scenic area is very well managed—clean, orderly, and very considerate. All the trash in the cave, including the toilets, is carried out by staff every day; they work very hard. We walked slowly (3.5 hours), taking our time to look around and appreciate the scenery. We rested when we got tired. My dad (81) and mom (79) didn't feel very tired after the walk, so as long as you're healthy and exercise regularly, your parents can also walk through Zhijin Cave. But you must wear non-slip shoes!!!

There is a small restaurant called Rongkang at the entrance of Fengyu Bridge. There is a risk that the food will not be prepared for an hour or more when you go there. The owner may have poor eyesight and a slow mind. He cannot tell who is who, or who came first, and he does not listen to you. There is a risk that the food will not be prepared for an hour or more when you go there. Please make your own decision.