June to August Summer Escape|Take You to Explore Most of Guizhou
“Guizhou from June to August
Waterfalls are in their high flow period
Terraced fields are lush green
Caves maintain a constant 16℃ like a natural refrigerator
Wildflowers bloom on the grasslands
This summer escape map
Helps you pack all the coolness of Guizhou into one place🌿
.”@象野之旅 · 4 months ago
Stayed at Life Hotel in Libo, and it was incredibly impressive
“The ultimate summer getaway with kids has to be 📍Guizhou!”@Price_Doris_77 · 5 months ago
Stay here for a family summer retreat in Guizhou, and the experience is absolutely amazing
“This summer vacation, I only took the kids to one place: Guizhou 🥳
I took the kids to Guizhou for a trip during the summer break and honestly feel that Guizhou is perfect for a family summer getaway 🤩
The weather in Guizhou is very cool, with an average temperature of just over 20°C!”@AURORA NEWTON · 5 months ago
Guizhou Pingtang Tiandong | Sky and Earth Adventure Near the Eye of Heaven
“Why just visit the Eye of Heaven when you're in Pingtang, Guizhou?”@国内旅行分享家 · 20 days ago
Qiannan summer resort | one river, one cave, one city, one lake
“Qiannan truly knows how to beat the heat in summer.”@IdaMortensen · 2 months ago
Perfect for kids who love nature, this mountain and wilderness route in Guizhou is very refreshing
“If you want to avoid the usual tourist spots on a family trip to Guizhou, check out this "Qianxing mountain wilderness" route.”@SAMARA GIBSON · 3 months ago
Gaze up at the Sky Eye to observe the universe, delve deep into the earth to explore the Milky Way
“Located in Pingtang Astronomy Town, just a 10-minute drive from China’s Sky Eye FAST, this is a must-visit hidden gem to pair with your Sky Eye itinerary—look up to the vast starry sky and explore the mysterious underground world.”@TheYogaEnthusiast · 4 months ago
China Sky Eye · Star Cave Adventure Opening
“Be sure to experience the China Sky Eye · Star Cave Adventure, it’s truly a romantic encounter with the universe 🌌
🎈 Highlights:
Stunning Sky Eye Wonder: The world’s largest single-dish radio telescope—the China Sky Eye—is located here.”@Trip.Pulse · 6 months ago