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Overview
Up to 20-pax boutique mini group · 100% no-shopping · 0 self-pay “add-on” shows · 4 nights hotel with breakfasts
Discover Guizhou’s classic highlights in 5 days on a boutique mini-group tour, visiting Huangguoshu Waterfall, Libo Xiaoqikong, Daqikong, Danzhai Wanda Town and Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village with comfortable 4★ hotels, guided sightseeing and arranged scenic transport.
🌊 Huangguoshu Waterfall Cluster (5A) – Tianxingqiao, Main Waterfall & Doupotang with the famous Water Curtain Cave from the 1986 Journey to the West.
💎 Libo Xiaoqikong & Daqikong (5A) – World Natural Heritage valley with stone bridge, 68-step waterfalls, water forest, Daqikong gorge and natural arch bridge.
🏘 Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village (4A) – The world’s largest Miao village with hillside wooden stilt houses, long-table banquet and glowing night views.
🎭 Danzhai Wanda Town – Lakeside cultural town themed around Miao and Dong ethnic traditions, folk squares and performances.
🚌 20-pax Boutique Coach Group – 2+1 “land first-class” coach (or matched small vehicles), one seat per guest, no forced shopping stops and no pre-sold “add-on” shows.
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Transport & Guide
Local air-conditioned coach: 2+1 “land first-class” wide-seat coach for larger groups, or 5–18-seat vehicles for small groups.
One legal seat per guest throughout.
Licensed Chinese-speaking tour guide service (pickup handled by local staff; not always the same as the main guide).
Accommodation (4 Nights)
4 nights in Guiyang / Qiannan / Libo / Xijiang or Kaili 3–4★ hotels/inns (Ctrip 4-diamond city hotels + 3-diamond Xijiang inn or 4-diamond Kaili hotel, or similar).
Entrance Tickets (First Gate)
Huangguoshu Waterfall Scenic Area
Libo Xiaoqikong Scenic Area
Libo Daqikong Scenic Area
Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village
Meals
4 hotel breakfasts.
4 group meals:
3 × standard group meals (~¥40 per person).
1 × Xijiang long-table banquet (~¥50 per person).
Insurance
Local travel agency liability insurance.
International / domestic flights or trains to/from Guiyang or Kaili.
Meals not mentioned; drinks; personal expenses.
Optional tips for guide and driver.
Mandatory scenic-transport package: ¥180 per person (pay on site)
Huangguoshu eco-bus ¥50 + insurance ¥10.
Xiaoqikong shuttle ¥40 + insurance ¥10.
Xijiang shuttle ¥20 + insurance ¥10.
Danzhai Wanda Town boat ¥30 + insurance ¥10.
Non-compulsory optional activities (at your own expense):
Huangguoshu escalator (about ¥50 RT / ¥30 OW).
Yuanyang Lake boat in Xiaoqikong (about ¥30).
Personal travel insurance.
Single-room supplement for solo travelers or those requiring a private room.
| Day | Summary | Meals (B/L/D) | Hotel |
|---|---|---|---|
| D1 | Arrive Guiyang · pickup · city at leisure | — / — / — | Guiyang |
| D2 | Guiyang → Huangguoshu Waterfall cluster → Qiannan | B / L / — | Qiannan |
| D3 | Qiannan → Libo Xiaoqikong & Daqikong → Libo | B / L / — | Libo |
| D4 | Libo → Danzhai Wanda Town → Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village | B / L / D | Xijiang / Kaili |
| D5 | Xijiang / Kaili → Guiyang / Kaili → departure | B / — / — | — |
Soft landing in Guizhou’s forest city.
Essentials —
Arrive in Guiyang, a city with about 31.6% forest coverage. Your driver or staff meets you at the airport or railway station and takes you to your hotel. The rest of the day is free to get used to the slower local rhythm.
Free Time Suggestions (own expense)
Stroll along the Nanming River or Zhonghua Road to feel Guiyang’s easy-going pace.
Visit Jiaxiu Tower (outside view) to see the city’s cultural landmark and river views.
Explore Qianling Mountain Park, known for hills, lakes, temples, springs and monkeys.
Try Guizhou snacks and spicy-sour dishes at Taiping Road, Minsheng Road, Zhengxin Street, Qingyun Market or Xin Yin 1950.
⏱ 30–60 min transfer ｜ 🎟 Included: shared pickup ｜ 🚌 Shared shuttle ｜ 🚶 Easy
Your guide will usually contact you by SMS or phone the day before departure to confirm pickup and next-day meeting time. Please keep your phone on.
Meals / Stay — B / L / D = — / — / — ｜ Guiyang 3–4★ hotel
Asia’s famous waterfall cluster and TV-drama scenery.
Essentials —
After breakfast, depart around 09:00 for Huangguoshu National Scenic Area (5A). Visit Tianxingqiao, Huangguoshu Main Waterfall and Doupotang Waterfall in about four hours, then continue to Qiannan for the night.
Tianxingqiao Scenic Area (Upper Section)
Known as a “water stone forest” and natural bonsai garden.
See Shushengbu stepping stones, the graceful Beauty Banyan, slim rock formations and quiet lakes.
Walk past Gao Laozhuang, Tianxing Lake, Tianxing Cave and Feipu Bridge.
⏱ ~1–1.5 h ｜ 🎟 Included: entry ｜ 🚌 Eco-bus + insurance (in ¥180 package) ｜ 🚶 Moderate
Huangguoshu Main Waterfall
About 101 m wide and 77.8 m high, one of Asia’s largest waterfall clusters.
Experience the thunder of the falls and walk into Water Curtain Cave, filming site of the 1986 TV drama Journey to the West, to hear, see and even touch the waterfall from behind.
⏱ ~1.5 h ｜ 🎟 Included: entry ｜ 🚌 Eco-bus mandatory ｜ 🛗 Escalator optional (self-paid) ｜ 🚶 Easy–Moderate
Doupotang Waterfall
The widest fall in the cluster, also a filming site for the Journey to the West ending theme.
Water spreads over a broad calcareous terrace; in normal flow the falls look gentle and elegant, like a thin silver curtain.
⏱ ~1 h ｜ 🎟 Included: entry ｜ 🚌 Eco-bus mandatory ｜ 🚶 Easy
During heavy rain or flood season, some viewing platforms may be closed for safety. If the scenic area announces closure due to force majeure, sightseeing will be cancelled or adjusted according to safety rules.
Meals / Stay — B / L / D = ✔ / ✔ / — ｜ Qiannan 4★ hotel
World Natural Heritage valleys and emerald water landscapes.
Essentials —
After breakfast, drive about 2 hours to Libo to explore Xiaoqikong and Daqikong, both part of the World Natural Heritage Karst region. Enjoy waterfalls, forests, canyons and lakes before checking in at your Libo hotel.
Libo Xiaoqikong Scenic Area
A narrow 12 km-long valley combining caves, forests, lakes, waterfalls and rivers.
See the namesake Xiaoqikong Ancient Bridge (built 1835) with seven small arches over the Xiangshui River.
Visit 68-Step Waterfalls, Laya Waterfall, Wolong Pond, Cuigu Waterfall and more.
Walk through the Water Forest, where clear water flows around trees and stones; feel free to get your feet a little wet.
Optional Yuanyang Lake boat ride (self-paid) for calm emerald reflections.
⏱ ~3–3.5 h ｜ 🎟 Included: entry ｜ 🚌 Shuttle + insurance (in ¥180 package) ｜ 🚤 Yuanyang Lake boat optional ｜ 🚶 Easy–Moderate
Libo Daqikong Scenic Area
Located upstream of Xiaoqikong, featuring deep gorges, caves and underground rivers.
Highlights include Fengshen Cave, terraced pools, high cliffs and the giant natural arch bridge praised as the “Oriental Arch of Triumph”.
Boat rides near the bridge (when in operation) showcase sheer rock walls and hanging vegetation.
⏱ ~2–2.5 h ｜ 🎟 Included: entry ｜ 🚌 Scenic shuttle (if used) ｜ 🚶 Moderate
Paths in Xiaoqikong and Daqikong can be wet and slippery. Please wear non-slip shoes and watch your step, especially near waterfalls and streams.
Meals / Stay — B / L / D = ✔ / ✔ / — ｜ Libo hotel
Ethnic culture town, long-table banquet and hillside night views.
Essentials —
Travel from Libo to Danzhai Wanda Town to experience Miao and Dong ethnic culture, then continue to Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village for classic hillside night scenery and a long-table banquet.
Danzhai Wanda Town
A lakeside cultural town built around intangible heritage, Miao and Dong culture.
Features the Guinness-record waterwheel, lakeside jogging trail, flower fields and four main squares: Drum Tower Square, Golden Pheasant Square, Miao New Year Square and You Gong Square.
Optional lake boat ride inside the town (included in the ¥180 small-transport package cost structure).
⏱ ~2–2.5 h including walk time ｜ 🎟 Free entry ｜ 🚌 Local transfer (if used) ｜ 🚤 Town boat included in ¥180 package ｜ 🚶 Easy
Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village
Continue to Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village (4A) and change to scenic shuttle at the entrance.
The village groups more than 1,400 households and 6,000+ residents, making it one of the largest Miao settlements in China.
Walk along ancient alleys, see terraced wooden stilt houses and experience traditional crafts such as Miao paper-making, rice wine, tea, songs and embroidery.
In the evening, enjoy a Miao long-table banquet (group meal) and admire the hillside night view as thousands of lights turn on.
⏱ Afternoon & evening ｜ 🎟 Included: entry ｜ 🚌 Village shuttle + insurance (in ¥180 package) ｜ 🚶 Easy–Moderate
There is no luggage cart service inside Xijiang. You will carry your own luggage 10–20 minutes to the inn. We suggest keeping large suitcases on the coach and bringing only an overnight bag and valuables.
Meals / Stay — B / L / D = ✔ / ✔ / ✔ ｜ Xijiang 3★ inn or Kaili 4★ hotel
Easy morning and unified drop-off.
Essentials —
After breakfast, depart around 09:00. Depending on your ticket, you will be transferred to Kaili or Guiyang railway station / airport for your onward journey. The tour then ends.
⏱ 1.5–3 h total transfer time (depending on station) ｜ 🎟 Included: one-time group drop-off ｜ 🚶 Easy
Recommended departure times: flights and trains after 15:00, to allow for traffic and other delays. Extra transfers outside the unified group send-off plan are at your own expense.
Meals / End — B / L / D = ✔ / — / — ｜ Tour ends
We work with these or similar hotels to ensure a stylish and comfortable stay every time.
Please select your preferred pickup location:
Pickup service is included for all guests. Our driver or guide will be waiting at your chosen location with a name sign for easy recognition.
Hotels – Reference hotels may change to same-grade alternatives because of events, capacity or government / conference use. No extra refund or compensation is provided for such adjustments.
Children Policy –
Children 1–14 years (not including 14) include coach seat, half meals and guide service.
Not included: hotel bed/breakfast, scenic tickets, shuttles, cableways, boats, etc.
Students must show a valid student ID for discounts; otherwise price differences are self-paid.
Complimentary Items – Any complimentary scenic spots or upgrades carry no refund value if cancelled or missed.
Meals & Refunds – Cancelled rooms and meals are non-refundable. Complimentary items and preferential upgrades are also non-refundable.
Shopping – Shops and stalls inside scenic areas or near hotels are independent and not arranged shopping stops. Purchases are your personal decision.
Climate & Packing – Guizhou is rainy and humid. Paths in scenic areas can be slippery. Bring mosquito repellent, motion-sickness medicine, sun protection, sunglasses, hat, umbrella or raincoat, and non-slip walking shoes.
You can cancel up to 72 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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Guizhou has a mild, humid climate all year, but the best time to visit Guizhou is usually from April to June and September to November. Spring and autumn offer comfortable temperatures, greener rice terraces, and clearer views at Huangguoshu Waterfall and Fanjingshan. July–August is popular for summer holidays and ethnic festivals but can be hot, rainy, and more crowded.
For a classic Guizhou tour including Guiyang, Huangguoshu Waterfall, and Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village, we recommend 4–6 days. If you want to add Fanjingshan, Libo, or more minority villages, plan 7–9 days. Slow travelers who love photography, hiking, and local culture can easily spend 10 days or more in Guizhou.
Most international visitors need a Chinese tourist visa (L visa) to enter Guizhou and travel around China. Some nationalities may be eligible for transit visa-free policies (72/144-hour transit) in certain Chinese cities. These rules can change, so please always confirm the latest China visa and transit policy with your airline and the nearest Chinese embassy or consulate before starting your Guizhou trip.
The main gateway for Guizhou travel is Guiyang Longdongbao International Airport (KWE). There are frequent domestic flights from major hubs like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chengdu, and Chongqing, plus some regional international routes. You can also combine flights with high-speed trains to reach Guizhou easily from Chengdu, Chongqing, Kunming, Guilin, or Changsha.
China is highly digital; most shops in Guizhou accept WeChat Pay and Alipay. Many foreign visitors can now link these apps to international bank cards, or you can top up a wallet with cash. It’s still a good idea to carry some CNY cash for small local stalls or rural markets. Inform your bank about your China trip and check any foreign transaction fees before traveling.
You can buy a local SIM card or eSIM at Guiyang Longdongbao Airport or in city telecom shops (China Mobile, China Unicom, China Telecom). Some travelers prefer a pre-booked eSIM or portable Wi-Fi device for easy setup upon arrival. Good mobile data makes it easy to use map apps, translation tools, and ride-hailing services while traveling around Guizhou.
From Guiyang Longdongbao Airport to downtown, you can take a taxi, DiDi ride-hailing car, airport shuttle bus, or metro (where available). The ride usually takes 30–50 minutes depending on traffic and your hotel location. We can also arrange a private airport transfer with an English-speaking guide or driver for a smoother start to your Guizhou tour.
Yes. Guizhou has an extensive network of high-speed trains, expressways, and buses connecting major destinations such as Guiyang, Anshun, Kaili, Tongren, and Liupanshui. For more remote minority villages and scenic spots, a private car with driver or guided tour is the most convenient and time-saving option. We tailor the transport according to your pace and comfort.
From Guiyang, Huangguoshu Waterfall is usually reached by highway (around 2–2.5 hours) via Anshun, while Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village is about 2–3 hours by road via Kaili. You can go by bus or train + local transport, but most travelers prefer a private Guizhou day tour or multi-day package so transport, tickets, and timing are all handled for you.
Absolutely. Guizhou combines very well with other Southwest China highlights. Many travelers plan routes such as Guizhou + Zhangjiajie, Guizhou + Guilin / Yangshuo, or Guizhou + Yunnan (Kunming, Dali, Lijiang). Thanks to convenient high-speed trains and short flights, it’s easy to create a longer China itinerary that includes Guizhou’s ethnic culture and karst landscapes.
Popular Guizhou attractions include Huangguoshu Waterfall Scenic Area, Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village, Fanjingshan (Mount Fanjing), Libo Karst Forest, Qingyan Ancient Town, and picturesque Dong and Miao villages around Kaili. You can enjoy minority culture shows, silver-work, drum towers, wind-and-rain bridges, as well as hiking, photography, and local food tasting. Our Guizhou tours can focus on nature, culture, or a mix of both.
To really experience Guizhou’s Miao and Dong culture, we recommend staying overnight in a traditional village such as Xijiang or Zhaoxing. Join local festivals, try home-cooked meals, watch singing and dancing performances, and visit family workshops for embroidery or silver jewelry. A private guide can help you communicate with villagers and understand the stories behind the customs.
During public holidays, summer vacation, and weekends, tickets and daily visitor quotas for Huangguoshu Waterfall and Fanjingshan can be tight. We recommend reserving tickets and shuttle buses in advance, especially if your travel dates are fixed. When you book a Guizhou tour package with us, we’ll arrange attraction tickets and time slots for you.
Guizhou cuisine is famous for being spicy and sour, but we can always arrange non-spicy dishes, plus Muslim-friendly or vegetarian options on request. Please tell us your dietary needs and food allergies in advance, and your guide will help communicate with restaurants so you can enjoy Guizhou’s local food comfortably and safely.
Most visitors choose Guiyang as an arrival base with good 4–5 star hotels and convenient transport. Near Huangguoshu, you can stay in Anshun or close to the scenic area for early-morning visits. In Xijiang and other villages, many travelers enjoy boutique guesthouses with traditional wooden architecture and great night views. For Fanjingshan, hotels are available in Tongren / Jiangkou or near the park entrance.
Yes, Guizhou is suitable for families with children and seniors, as long as the itinerary is planned carefully. Some areas, such as Fanjingshan, involve stairs and long walking, while other spots offer shuttle buses, cable cars, and gentle paths. We can design a slow-paced Guizhou tour with shorter transfers, more rest time, and hotel choices that are comfortable for all ages.
On request, we can arrange baby car seats for private vehicles where available, which is highly recommended for young children. Because many attractions have steps and uneven paths, strollers are less practical inside scenic areas, but you can still use them in cities and some flat sections. Please tell us your children’s ages and heights in advance so we can prepare suitable seats.
Yes, we can provide experienced English-speaking guides in Guiyang and main tourist areas of Guizhou. They will help you with check-ins, tickets, translations, and cultural explanations, making your Guizhou travel experience much smoother. For other languages, please contact us early so we can check availability.
A private Guizhou tour is fully customized for your group only, with flexible timing, your own guide and driver, and a personalized itinerary. A join-in group tour follows a fixed schedule with other travelers, which is more budget-friendly but less flexible. Tell us your travel style and budget, and we’ll suggest the best tour type for your Guizhou vacation.
Our Guizhou tour packages usually include private transport, English-speaking guide, hotel accommodation, entrance tickets listed in the itinerary, and some meals. International flights, personal expenses, optional activities, and tips are normally not included. We always send a clear inclusion & exclusion list before you confirm your booking.
If a site in your Guizhou itinerary is closed for maintenance, affected by weather, or fully booked, we will inform you as early as possible and suggest similar alternative attractions or adjust the schedule. We always try to keep the overall experience and value of your Guizhou tour at the same level or better.
Our cancellation policy and minimum group size depend on the specific Guizhou tour and travel season. We’ll clearly state the payment terms, deposit, and refund conditions before you pay. If you need to change dates or cancel, please contact us as early as possible so we can minimize any fees charged by hotels or local suppliers.
Yes, we can issue receipts or invoices for your Guizhou tour upon request. We strongly recommend that every traveler purchase comprehensive travel insurance in their home country covering medical costs, trip interruptions, and baggage. For certain activities, we may also include local insurance as required by scenic areas or service providers.
Guizhou is generally very safe for tourists, with friendly local people and low violent crime. As everywhere, keep an eye on your belongings in crowded places. Tipping is not a strong local tradition, but small tips to guides and drivers are appreciated if you’re satisfied with their service. In hotels or restaurants, tipping is optional.
China, including Guizhou, uses 220V, 50Hz electricity. The most common plug types are Type A, C, and I (two flat pins, two round pins, or three-pin angled plugs). Many hotels offer multi-standard sockets, but we still recommend bringing a universal travel adapter for your Guizhou trip.
Yes, we specialize in customized Guizhou tours. Whether you’re interested in photography, hiking, minority festivals, family-friendly activities, hot springs, or in-depth village stays, we can design a tailor-made itinerary based on your travel dates, budget, pace, and interests. Just tell us what kind of Guizhou experience you’re dreaming of, and we’ll plan the rest.
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