Feiyun Cliff fulfilled all my imaginations of the fairyland, and I was completely intoxicated

Feiyun Cliff is located in the deep mountains of Huangping County, Guizhou Province, and there is currently no direct public transportation. It can only be reached by self-driving. Feiyun Cliff, also known as Feiyun Rock, Dongpo Mountain, Yue Tan, and Feiyun Cave, was built in 1443 during the Ming Dynasty. After generations of renovation and expansion, it has formed a group of ancient buildings with unique characteristics. Feiyun Cliff has successively won the titles of 'The First Wonder of Southern Guizhou,' 'The First Scenic Spot of Southern Guizhou,' and 'The First Cave Heaven of Southern Guizhou.' When Wang Yangming passed by Feiyun Cliff, he gave it a high praise: 'The mountains of the world gather in Yunnan and Guizhou, and the essence of Yunnan and Guizhou is concentrated in this cliff.' Currently, the most attractive part of Feiyun Cliff are the two Ming Dynasty archways with exquisite bas-reliefs carved on them, presenting an ultimate aesthetic to the world. People are filled with envy and longing for the fairyland when they look up at these carvings. The architectural complex of Feiyun Cliff is divided into two courtyards, east and west. The east courtyard consists of the archway, Huangjing Tower, corridor, Dicui Pavilion, Stele Pavilion, Jieyin Pavilion, Xiaoguan Hall, Guanyin Hall, Tongzi Pavilion, and Shengguo Pavilion; the west courtyard consists of the Yue Tan Temple archway, Yunzai Hall, Yangyun Pavilion, Daxiong Treasure Hall, southern wing room, northern wing room, and Cuixiu Garden. Location: On the banks of Shengguo Bridge in Dongpo Township, east of Huangping County Town, about 12 kilometers from the county town.