Uncover the Hidden Charms of Guizhou
The Huangguoshu Waterfall in Guizhou Province, China, stands as the country's largest and most magnificent waterfall, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Towering at 77.8 meters high and spanning 101 meters wide, it's a sight to behold, especially during the rainy season (June to August).
The park's rich biodiversity and attractions like the Bailong Elevator and Star Bridge offer diverse experiences.
Easily accessible with multiple viewing platforms, it's a photographer's haven and a must-visit for nature enthusiasts.
The Malinghe River Canyon in Guizhou Province, China,
adventure amidst pristine natural beauty.
The canyon boasts towering cliffs and a deep valley, presenting a vista of nature's majesty.
It's a photographer's haven with its dynamic light during sunrise and sunset, and a biodiversity hotspot, teeming with diverse flora and fauna.
The Malinghe River Canyon is rich in cultural heritage and offers exhilarating rafting adventures amidst breathtaking scenery.
With a focus on eco-tourism, it's a perfect destination for adventure and cultural exploration in Guizhou Province.
Tranquil surroundings and cozy accommodations
Cave Hotel
Cave Hotel captures the essence of Guizhou's natural beauty with modern luxury.
Our cave-inspired rooms showcase local artistry, offering guests stunning views and access to mystical landscapes.
It's the ideal gateway for adventure and relaxation in Guizhou's captivating terrain.
Cave hotels in Guizhou seamlessly integrate natural caves with modern design, offering a serene escape from city noise.
They provide unique accommodations that blend primitive charm with contemporary comfort, allowing guests to immerse in local culture and enjoy a tranquil retreat..
Many hotels are nestled among the mountains and waters of Guizhou, offering opportunities for intimate contact with nature, such as landscape balconies or terraces, allowing guests to directly enjoy the spectacular karst topography.
