Things to do in Guizhou

This is my second time booking a custom trip through the Klook platform, and communication with the online staff was very smooth. Any issues encountered were resolved and accommodated promptly. Overall, I am very satisfied with the trip to Guizhou. Staying at Jianglv Chunxiao near Huangguoshu was totally worth it; when we got back tired from exploring, we could book a spa session, and they even included a complimentary photoshoot within the village. The meals were also great. We requested an SUV for our private car charter, and the team accommodated this as well. However, we hope the driver can be a bit more attentive in managing their own schedule.

Guiyang Medicinal Botanical Garden is a herbal secret land in the city. Lush plants and thousands of medicinal herbs grow here. There is also a Dong-style covered bridge over the lotus pond. It is quiet and peaceful. Visitors can enjoy strolling and learn knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and Miao herbal medicine. It is well worth a visit.

Is a long ride to get there, the waterfalls and view real refreshing. The recomeded sequence is first visit 徒坡塘 then 天星桥 and finally Grand waterfall (where water curtain cave required reservation for entry). Lady guide is helpful and caring besides her story of the visit and her hometown 安顺...our great appreciation to the guide and driver to bring us safely to assembly point.

A very long journey (about 4 hour one way) to get there and back....thanks to driver for his skill and alertness. The guide is knowledgeable with good explaination of the itineraries and focus of Guizhou. Unfortunately due to heavy rain and cloudy weather we will not able to complete the route (about 5 hours) proposed by the guide. The queueing time is lengthy despite reservation to go up 红云顶.

A stone kingdom built over twenty years by Song Peilun, a renowned artist from Guizhou. This ecological garden integrates natural landscapes such as mountains, water, forests, and caves, alongside cultural attractions like the "Ancient Tunpu Village," "Bird Sanctuary," and stone slab houses. With its primitive and rustic stone houses, well-arranged courtyards, and mountain paths covered in pine needles, it's perfect for a leisurely stroll and offers fantastic photo opportunities.

we’ve been searching the self guide trip with the leisure time to walk around and this is it! we enjoyed the trip it was a pleasant trip, the way to there was smooth, the driver was nice and friendly.

Tour guide was young but quite knowledgeable. Trip went smoothly and enjoyed the nice sceneries the Miao village.