Recommended photography spots in Guizhou Xijiang Miao Village

I went to the Miao Village for photography, where there are abundant beautiful sceneries waiting for you to explore! Here are the detailed spots I recommend: 1. Wind and Rain Bridge: There are 6 Wind and Rain Bridges in the scenic area, the most picturesque ones are No.4 and No.5. The distant view of No.4 is the layered mountains, which is quite tranquil; the side view of No.5 from the shore has layered buildings, like Spirited Away. There are stone bridges/boardwalks between the two bridges, pay attention to the small fork roads which may be queued up in the peak season, suitable for shooting large scene portraits. 2. Ancient Street/Tourist Street: Two relatively wide main streets, with strong commercialization and many tourists, suitable for large aperture shooting of portrait close-ups, or shooting parts of buildings to avoid heads. There are also commercial places on the ancient street for tourists to experience ethnic culture, such as silverware, embroidery, batik, ancient song hall, etc. The hanging paper umbrellas at the entrance are suitable for photography. 3. Balusheng Field: The place where cultural performances and their large-scale celebrations are held every day. Except for regular performances, there are actors in Miao costumes dancing in circles almost every hour. It is recommended to either get up early to shoot empty shots, or let the Miao women be the background during the performance. 4. Viewing Platform Road: Take the sightseeing car to the viewing platform, there are many good shooting spots along the road from top to bottom. The viewing platform shoots the panoramic view of Miao Sa, the popular Yun Pavilion Hotel (suitable for multiple people to make an appointment, if there are few people, you can climb the mountain on the right for 20 minutes to have a free pavilion), two foreground eaves that can see the distant view of the Miao Village, and finally the pastoral sightseeing area.