[2025 Suiyang Attraction] Travel Guide for Shier Beihou Shuanghe Cave National Geopark (Updated Apr)

#Natural Landscape It’s been too hot in Guangdong in recent days🥵, so my bestie and I agreed👭 to escape the hot summer in Guangdong and go to Zunyi, Guizhou to travel! 🌈 Day 1️⃣➡️Shuanghedong Scenic Area✨ We took the high-speed rail 🚄 and arrived in Zunyi at noon, and went straight to the Shuanghe Cave Scenic Area. It was like traveling to another planet! 🌌 🍴Lunch was at Shuanghe Inn. Tasting the local specialties is also one of the experiences of traveling. The afternoon cave exploration, sightseeing car + elevator, is exciting and mysterious, and the stalactite wonders are breathtaking! 👀 The underground cracks are even more amazing, the wonders of nature are amazing! 👏 After dinner, we checked into Qingxixia Villa. The stars were twinkling in the quiet night, as if they were within reach. 🌌 Day 2️⃣➡️Galaxy Cave via ferrata, Qingxi Gorge rafting operation🏄♀️ After breakfast, start the via ferrata at the Galaxy Cave, transform into Spider-Man, and climb to the top! 🕷️ After lunch, we set off again for Qingxi Gorge rafting. It was a leisure rafting throughout the whole process, which was suitable for me and not exciting at all 🤗This is how you should play in summer! 🌊 We returned to Qingxixia Villa in the evening, and the lively atmosphere of dinner was a warm note to our journey. 🍲 Day 3️⃣➡️River tracing in Qingxi Gorge, an unforgettable moment at the end of the trip🏞️ On the last day, we put on non-slip shoes, put on safety helmets, and started our river tracing journey in Qingxi Gorge. Going upstream along the stream, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the primeval forest, and climbing the small waterfall is even more fun! Enjoy a barbecue lunch at the stream-tracing station, which is full of wild fun. 💖 Tips: Remember to bring a light jacket 🧥, the summer in Guizhou is also very cold! 🥶

| National Geographic Recommended | Shocking, Stunning. Guizhou Twelve Backs, really stunning! The first time I traveled back, I wanted to change my phone. The phone really can't capture the beauty of Twelve Backs! Twelve Backs is in northern Guizhou. Many people haven't heard of it, let alone been there. The fewer people, the more beautiful the scenery. Geofissure Valley: Can you imagine a fissure in a cave? Here is the largest underground fissure in China. Underground dark rivers, waterfalls in caves, winding cave paths, and when you reach the sinkhole, it suddenly opens up, giving a feeling of a paradise. Karst Caves: Having visited countless karst caves, the karst caves here are indeed the longest and largest in the world! In the spacious areas, you can ride an electric car for nearly 10 minutes (seating 12 people), while in the narrow areas, only one person can pass sideways. One of the karst caves is really three-dimensional. Standing there, it really feels like stepping into a fairyland. The phone can't capture even one-tenth of its beauty! Galaxy Cave Earth Core Adventure: Be Spider-Man in the karst cave. The underground adventure led by the coach is really fun! When you see that touch of emerald green at the heart of the Earth, and that glimmer of light outside the cave, you feel so excited!

For the May Day mini-holiday, on the second day after touring the underground fissures and having lunch in Suiyang, we arrived at the underground river valley. Unlike the dry caves in the morning, the afternoon was mainly about water caves. The water combined with various lighting effects was very stunning and beautiful. It took about an hour to tour the underground river valley. Afterwards, to get to another cave, you need to climb up the plank road, or you can take an elevator, which costs 20 yuan per person, with children under 1.2 meters free of charge. There is a waterfall next to the elevator. The second cave was not as impressive as the first one; the most attractive part was the area with water and a band performance. It takes about 40 minutes to walk through this cave, and there is also an electric cart available, but the separation of pedestrian and vehicle traffic inside was mediocre, with the cart stirring up dust as it passed. Then we started to descend the mountain. The scenic area had arranged performances for the holiday, which were in rehearsal. We watched for a while before leaving. Overall, the two caves on the second day were quite interesting. However, since the scenic spots in Suiyang are privately owned, some ticket discount policies are not available.