Visit this lesser-known attraction in Guizhou during the holidays!

Everywhere is crowded during the holidays, so why not visit this lesser-known attraction in Guizhou? It's a hidden gem with few people, beautiful scenery, and a long history. Yuetan Temple is located in a natural forest and is known as the "First Cave in the South." It has a history of 500 years. The colorful clay archway is extremely rare in China and is the only one in Guizhou. It is hidden in the mountains and rivers, and in the deep forest. Location: Feiyunya, Huangping County, Qiandongnan Prefecture, Guizhou Province Admission: Free (ID required for ticket exchange) Transportation: It is far from the city and there is no public transportation, so self-driving is recommended. Visiting hours: 9:30 am–5:30 pm The scenic area sells Huangping's national intangible cultural heritage clay whistles. PS: Bring dry food, as there are no shops nearby. If it has rained, the road will be slippery, so be careful!