Things to do in Pingtang

A regular ticket is sufficient, as you'll find that there's simply not enough time to visit the paid attractions if you go at midday. Also, you must bring a film camera next to the Fast sign. It must be a battery-free film camera with manual metering. If possible, bring your own film, as film cameras at the attraction aren't cheap—300 yuan for 36 exposures.

Driving here, the experience exceeded my expectations! Taking the dedicated lane allowed me to get up close and experience the awe-inspiring FAST telescope. A professional guide provided explanations throughout, and I was captivated by the many scientific explanations behind it. Seeing this monumental national achievement with my own eyes was deeply moving and definitely worth the trip.

A guide and a belayer lead 20 people; I personally think the number could be smaller, but otherwise it's a fantastic experience. One question I have is why caving in Guizhou is so expensive—it seems a bit exaggerated.

Address: Sky Bridge Scenic Area, Pingtang County, Qiannan Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture Transportation: Self-driving Experience: After a second visit to the Xiaoqikong (Small Seven-hole Arch) in the morning, I added a visit to the Sky Bridge Scenic Area on my way to the FAST (China's Sky Eye). The 90-kilometer drive from the scenic area takes about two hours. The scenery along the way is equally stunning. Before entering the bridge, there are signs directing you to the scenic area and the service area. The Sky Bridge service area features a hotel, camping area, viewing platform, and a bridge science museum, making it a perfect spot for photo opportunities and study. Half of the top 100 world-class tallest bridges are in Guizhou, and four have won the Gustav Lindsahl Prize, the "Nobel Prize" of the world bridge community. Visiting Guizhou's bridges provides a compelling understanding of why China is known as an "infrastructure maniac." The Pingtang Bridge, also known as the "Sky Bridge," features a bridge science museum on the second floor of the main service area. It explains the history of bridge development in China and offers a wealth of information about bridges. It also features some of the country's most famous bridges. Later in the trip, we also planned to visit the Baling River Bridge and the Beipan River Bridge. We stopped for coffee, took photos, and flew our drones; it was truly relaxing.

This was a truly unique experience. Before coming, I read many travel guides and was worried about safety, but all my concerns vanished after meeting him. Coach Wang was professional, humorous, and stylish with his gray-white hair. He was about our age, passionate about nature exploration, and had extensive knowledge of the wilderness. He constantly pointed out interesting rocks and landscapes along the way. This hands-on nature lesson was well worth it. It allowed the children to learn the secrets of the deep mountains of Guizhou, witness unique mountain structures firsthand, improve their physical strength and endurance, and broaden their horizons. For me, it was also a novel experience. It was the first time I truly had the opportunity to venture deep into the mountains, as if I were experiencing the geological changes that had taken place over thousands of years.

We drove there from the Astronomical Town. We called to inquire before we went. The cave scenic area was closed due to heavy rain. It took less than two hours from entering to leaving. There were only three of us and we didn't see any other tourists.

It is very difficult to take a photo here, because our mobile phones and all electronic devices will be stored in the management office below. Of course, there are ways to take photos. The first way is to take a photo with the staff's camera. He will develop the photo and mail it to your home. The second way is to go to the Nan Rendong Memorial Hall to see our big fast.

It's worth going, very shocking, very proud, proud of China

The reason I went to Guizhou this time was because I saw the photos of Jiacha Waterfall and the scenic area. I was really attracted by it. Although it is small and remote, it really did not disappoint me. It is simple, original, and has a quiet charm.

It is well worth a visit. I heard that 46 more sky dishes of 50 meters, 60 meters and 80 meters will be added within 10 kilometers of the Tianyan, covering the entire Western Hemisphere and covering a larger area.