100 Ways of Travel in Guiyang

#100waysoftravel Guiyang is the capital of Guizhou Province, located in the central part of southwestern China. The city is located near the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau and the Nanming River, the upper reaches of the Wu River, which flows into the Yangtze in neighboring Sichuan Province. This city with a humid subtropical climate in ancient times was known for the lush bamboo groves that grew here, from which musical instruments were produced. Guiyang, with its cool and humid summers, is quite popular among the Chinese visitors, but is not particularly known to foreign tourists. Unlikely many other Chinese cities, Guiyang is inhabited by a large number of ethnic groups, including Miao, Dong, Hui and Bui. Thanks to them, the city is known not only for its picturesque landscapes, but also for its rich and unique folklore. After visiting Guiyang, you will not only be able to explore the local attractions, but also take part in the festival of ethnic minorities and taste the dishes of the spicy and spicy cuisine of the city. Being the tourist center of Guizhou Province, Guiyang is also a trade center and an important transportation hub. The beautiful and interesting city of Guiyang, unlike other provincial capitals, is not filled with crowds of travelers, being at the same time a place with a rich history, important ethnic cultural relics and pristine natural landscapes of extraordinary beauty. Located near the southern provinces of Guangxi and Sichuan, Guizhou Province is famous for its karst mountains, which harmoniously complement the numerous caves, waterfalls, lakes and parks with lush vegetation. Do not miss the chance to visit the ancient city of Qinyan - you will certainly like the festivals of ethnic minorities, embroidery by local needlewomen, dishes that delight the most notorious gourmets and many other entertainment offered by the hospitable residents of the city. Guiyang is wonderful city!