Guizhou
Guizhou’s largest highland lake and southwest China’s most significant wetland, Caohai Lake draws some 180 or so protected bird species, including black…
Must-see attractions in Guizhou
Guizhou
This large temple complex was built to honour Zhao Guoshu, a decorated Qing-era military leader. Inside, there are exhibitions about Qingyan's military…
Guizhou
Just north of Wuyanghe Bridge, the splendid Tán Gōngguǎn (谭公馆) is, sadly, shut, inaccessible and unrestored. Festooned with Mao-era slogans, the building…
Guizhou
The Zhenyuan Museum displays items relating to the history of the town, including stacks of old photos – but the cannon out front is the real prize.
Guizhou
Now pretty much a block of flats from the 1960s, little remains of the Confucius Temple except for its main facade and the Lǐ Mén (Gate of Rites).
Guiyang
There's not a lot left of this restored pavilion, but its central location makes it popular with locals. Kite flyers gather at the highest landing.
Guizhou
Small, obscured temple dedicated to the fearsome 'fire god' Yan Di (炎帝), a deity in early Chinese mythology.
Guizhou
The modern church has an impressive bell tower, but the 19th-century ruins next door are the real draw.
Guizhou
Anshun was once ringed by a defensive city wall, a modest chunk of which still stands on Tashan Donglu.
Guizhou
Known as the site of the Dongs' ceremonial drum tower, this park gets lively at festival time.
Guizhou
Qingyan's welcoming Buddhist temple makes a peaceful detour from the tourist crowds.
