
Guiyang Guizhou, China Travel Guide
Explore the city's green spaces and the surrounding hilly landscape.
Always check availability by season and safety for pastimes such as rafting.
Deepen your understanding of Guiyang and Guizhou.
Some universities in Guiyang Mandarin Chinese courses for foreign students.
Learning basic Mandarin phrases interactions with locals.
More prevalent in specific ethnic minority areas of Guizhou province.
Various festivals throughout the year, many tied to ethnic minority calendars (e.g., Miao New Year, Sister's Meal Festival). Dates vary yearly.
The interactive 'Siwawa' experience a fun and engaging meal. Hot pot popular, a social dining experience.
In Qingyan Ancient Town, shops selling local crafts by Buyi or Miao artisans. Traditional batik fabric, intricate silver jewelry.
Ways to unwind and rejuvenate amidst your travels.
TCM clinics and hospitals common in Guiyang.
Formal yoga and meditation retreats targeting international visitors are limited.
Local studios exist, but instruction likely in Chinese.
Some bars and pubs in the city center host live bands, often covering popular Chinese plus Occidental pop or rock music.
The Guiyang Grand Theatre the main venue for larger productions, including plays, musicals, and concerts.
Guiyang a number of nightclubs, especially in the city center and areas like Huaguo Yuan.
Find unique souvenirs and experience local commerce.
Traditional wax-resist dyeing, available as fabric pieces, clothing, or decorative items. Each piece unique.
Intricate silver jewelry, elaborate headpieces, necklaces, and bracelets. Reflects cultural heritage.
High-end Chinese liquor, a prestigious and expensive brand produced in Guizhou. A significant gift.
Large department stores or specialty shops may courier services for larger purchases. Be aware of your home country's customs regulations for alcohol, food, and cultural artifacts.