Immerse Yourself in Libo's Xiaoqikong: Unlocking the Dual Realms of "Emerald Summer" and "Ink-Wash Mist"

Seeing others' photos of Xiaoqikong before, I thought it was just "very green water." But visiting in person revealed two entirely different worlds under sunny and rainy skies—— ☀️【Sunny Days: Wearing "Emeralds" on Your Body】 The boat perspective in Figure 1 is breathtaking! As the boat glides into the Zhangjiang River, the water color suddenly leaps from the screen—a rich, translucent emerald green. Sunlight dances on the surface, with ripples shimmering like gemstone reflections💎. The shallow shores are even more surprising, so clear you can see the rocks below, with tree shadows swaying in the water, as if stepping into a hidden tropical paradise (though Guizhou’s summer stays around 25°C, cool and ultra-comfy!). ☔️【Rainy Days: The Unexpected Joy of Stumbling into an Ink-Wash Painting】 I initially complained about the rain, but the moment the mist rose, I gasped in awe! Figures 3-6 are all real rainy-day shots: mountains veiled like half-hidden beauties by the fog, water surfaces draped in mist, and even tree branches (Figure 5) turning into picture frames. Walking on the stepping-stone bridge (Figure 4), the water beneath glowed bluish-gray, while a distant red umbrella stood out like a vermilion dot in a painting. My hair dampened by the mist, yet I couldn’t bear to take shelter—this wasn’t just travel; it was walking through a living painting! 💡【Tested Tips: Spend Smart】 Transport: 4-hour drive from Guiyang (with stunning karst peaks along the way), or take the high-speed rail to "Libo Station" and a 20-minute taxi to the scenic area. Outfits: Wear light blue/white on sunny days (100% match with the green water); pack a raincoat for rainy days (umbrellas ruin photos, while raincoats let you fully immerse in the mist). Must-Experience Route: Wolongtan: Boat on the lake in sunshine; watch mist rise from waterfalls in rain. Xiaoqikong Bridge: Don’t miss this classic photo spot, but expect crowds. Yuanyang Lake: Paddle through caves—unique and photogenic. Stepping-Stone Bridge: Best in rain! Mist-shrouded mountains create peak artistic vibes. Hidden Gems: Rainy mornings! 7-8 AM for the thickest mist, offering near-private "ink-wash" views. Sunny afternoons for boating—the slanting sunlight intensifies the water’s emerald glow, like liquid gemstones. Looking back at my photos still leaves me awestruck—how can landscapes shift so vividly, bold in sun, subtle in rain? Friends who’ve been to Guiyang but skipped Libo, remedy that now! And if Guizhou isn’t on your list… lock this place into your must-visit ASAP!!