~From Yangpi cave waterfall to hundreds miles Wujiang gallery~

Yangpi Cave Waterfall is a stunning, natural waterfall hidden in a cave near Guiyang, Guizhou. It features a powerful 41-meter drop, lush surroundings, and a unique karst cave. The area is undeveloped, requiring a moderate hike, but offers breathtaking views and a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path experience — perfect for hikers and nature lovers.

Wujiang River Gallery, also known as the Hundred-Mile Wujiang Gallery is a breathtaking scenic area located in Guizhou Province, China. It stretches along a dramatic section of the Wujiang River, one of the major tributaries of the Yangtze River.

Deep gorges, emerald waters, vertical cliffs — often compared to a natural ink painting.Several record-breaking bridges cross the Wujiang River — such as Yachi River Bridge and Liuguang River Bridge, blending modern engineering with natural beauty.Lush vegetation and karst cliffs form a unique ecosystem, often covered in mist.