The itinerary for the next holiday is already arranged—Guizhou

Transportation: Self-driving Route: Zhenyuan Ancient Town - Feiyun Cliff Ancient Architectural Complex - Langde Upper Village - Dali Dong Village - Basha Miao Village - Jiabang Rice Terraces - Libo Seven Small Arches - Maolan Virgin Forest Guizhou hardly has an off-season for tourism, but because there are so many attractions, it's still possible to find some less crowded routes. However, even with many people, some popular places are still worth visiting. During the Spring Festival, I went to these places and there weren't many people, so I had a lot of fun. Zhenyuan Ancient Town is quite commercialized, but the 'twists and turns' and 'crooked paths' of Sifang Street are worth exploring, and it's also good for taking photos. Near Zhenyuan Ancient Town, Qinglong Cave (admission fee) and 'Peace Village' (free) are worth a visit. Feiyun Cliff Ancient Architectural Complex (free) is an unexpected little surprise. On the road, it is still a national cultural heritage site. Not many people go there. It's beautiful. There's a small museum. When I turned around, I thought if I could have such a big house, I would be happier. Langde Upper Village is a Miao village (admission fee), with a low degree of commercialization, not many visitors, and retains local life characteristics and performances, which are interesting and not as crowded as thousands of households. Dali Dong Village (free) is also a less commercialized place, and the group buildings look beautiful from a high vantage point. Jiabang Rice Terraces (free) are vast and stunning, but February is not the best time to see them; they are beautiful from March to July. The size of Seven Small Arches (admission fee) is a crowded attraction, but it's a must-see. There are many waterfalls, and the water is green and blue, which is very beautiful, reminiscent of Jiuzhaigou. If you want fewer people, catch the first wave into the scenic area at 8 am. Libo Forest Park requires some hiking gear, mainly to see the karst landscape, which is quite tiring to walk, so you can choose according to your physical strength. The feeling that Qiandongnan gives me is that it's like Zhang Yimou on a rainy day, and Hayao Miyazaki on a sunny day, very much worth visiting again and again.