Cities — Guizhou Province

Historical city in Guizhou known for the Zunyi Conference site and local cuisine.

Cultural heartland of Miao and Dong minorities with stunning traditional architecture and vibrant festivals.

Capital of Guizhou province with lush green hills, ethnic minority cultures, and spicy local cuisine. Highlights include Jiaxiu Tower and Qianling Park.

Autonomous prefecture with rich Miao and Dong minority cultures. Famous for traditional villages and festivals.

Industrial city in Guizhou with cool summer climate. Gateway to Wumeng Mountain scenery and Yi minority culture.

Market town famed for Miao wood carving markets and weekly ethnic bazaars — a feast for craft lovers and street-food hunters.

Not to be confused with Wudang Mountains, this Guizhou town has minor local attractions.

County-level city in Guizhou with coal mining industry. Some natural scenery but primarily industrial.

Quiet karst town with working watermills and morning markets — perfect for slow travel, local breakfasts and landscape photos.

Small county town in Guizhou with some ethnic Miao culture. Known for local agricultural products rather than tourism.

Small county in Guizhou with limited tourism beyond basic rural scenery.

Urban district of Guiyang city with commercial centers. Some historical sites but primarily modern cityscape.

Small county in mountainous Guizhou with limited tourism infrastructure. Some local natural scenery.

Small county in Guizhou with limited tourism. Known for local agriculture rather than tourist attractions.

Small district in Guizhou with limited tourism infrastructure. Primarily a residential and administrative area.

Small county in Guizhou with limited tourism appeal. Primarily known for local agriculture and forestry.

Tianzhu offers scenic karst landscapes and Miao minority villages in Guizhou.

Xifeng features some tea plantations and rural Guizhou landscapes.

Minor county in Guizhou with some rural scenery but few developed attractions.

Small county in Guizhou with rural landscapes and Dong minority culture.