GuiyangCity, capital of Guizhou Province is located in the southwest of China. It is honored as one of Chinese Spring Cities.

Guizhouhas a subtropical humid climate while it is often mild and moisture without extremely hot or cold days. There are not distinctive seasonal changes. The annual weather is dominated with cloudy and rainy days. The temperature is also moderate, not too cold in the winter and nor hot in the summer. Hence, the four seasons are the best time to visit Guiyang.

Guiyangis a famous tourism city both for humanistic and natural scenic landscapes. Annual rainfall in Guizhou Province averages nearly 1000-1300 millimeters and annual temperature averages approximately 15’C. It is one of the modern cities in China. Area of Guiyang is nearly 8034 sq km and population is almost up to 3.6 millions. The main airport of Guiyang city is Long Dongbao International Airport. The slow pace of life in Guiyang will brings you a relaxed and different modern city life.

Tourism and minority nationality

A great number of attractive sights, such as the Hongfeng Lake (verbal translation is ‘Red Maple Lake’), Huaxi Park and an abundant of historical relics of the Ming and Qing dynasties, such as the Jiaxiu Pavillion, Wenchang Pavilion, Yangming Cave and the Qingyan Ancient Town are waiting for you in Guiyang,. All of these landscapes also have their own interesting history stories.

Meanwhile, Guiyang is the home for more than 30 minority ethnic groups including Miao, Buyi, Dong and Hui, etc. Consequently, the city abounds with unique folk cultures and traditions are highlighted in colorful ethnic minority activities. Unique traditions and cultures of minority ethnic people are the special humanistic landscape in Guiyang. Festivals and souvenirs of minority ethnic people are popular with tourists. Items such as festival costumes, masks and embroideries are sold in the shopping streets, such as Beijing Road, Zhonghua Road and Yan'an Road. Local products such as Maotai distillery liquor (Moutai) are widely available in large supermarkets.