Xiaoqikong in Libo at the end of November | God's spilled blue-green palette

Who understands! Xiaoqikong at the end of November is a unique off-season healing blast! It's really amazing! No crowded crowds, only the tremblingly blue pools and the healing feeling of clashing with red sweaters🍂 Every scene in the lens is "straight out of the camera": 💙 The water of Wolong Pool looks like melting jade, and you can see the sparkling ripples when the sunlight shines 🤳🏻 Just sit casually on the stone pier, red + white + blue is a naturally filtered photo shoot 🍃 The wind carries the sweet scent of grass and trees, even the hair floating just fits perfectly in the frame 💡 Off-season secret tips: ▫️ At the end of November, there are so few people you can take over the entire blue lake, no need to wait for a photo spot ▫️ Wear bright colors (red/white/yellow) to contrast with the lake water, doubling your chances of great shots ▫️ Around 2 PM the light is softest, and the water surface reflects like scattered diamonds~ ▫️ The stone piers along the Wolong Pool trail and the side of the Xiaoqikong Ancient Bridge are photo spots with no crowd 🗺️ Enter and exit from the East Gate, streamlined off-season route (no backtracking, saves time and gets great shots): 1. Enter the park from the East Gate and take the sightseeing bus → Wolong Pool (core photo spot, shoot first during the best light) 2. Walk from Wolong Pool → Mandarin Duck Lake (few people in off-season, can row a small boat to immerse in the blue-green lake) 3. Take the bus → Xiaoqikong Ancient Bridge (take ancient style photos, side spots avoid small crowds) 4. Walk along the trail from the ancient bridge → Laya Waterfall (feel the mist up close, shoot dynamic atmospheric photos) 5. Take the bus back to the East Gate (3-4 hours total, easy and not tiring) It turns out that winter in Guizhou hides a whole healing blue-green dream💧 (Students free admission + shuttle only 50, this is a great deal!)