Wanfenglin Scenic Area, Xingyi - Beautiful all year round.

📍Overview: Wanfenglin is located in the southeast of Xingyi City, Guizhou Province, and is one of the three major karst landforms in southwest China. Xu Xiake, a traveler in the Ming Dynasty, once marveled, "There are countless mountain peaks in the world, but only here do the peaks form a forest." The peaks here are of various shapes, some like generals, some like the Eight Diagrams, and some like dragons 🐉, which are amazing! 📸Photo spots: 1️⃣ General Peak: A landmark of Wanfenglin, a solitary peak stands in this forest of peaks, like a general guarding this land. 2️⃣ Eight Diagrams Field: This is a natural Eight Diagrams pattern composed of farmland, which is a wonder of Wanfenglin. Looking down from a high place, you will find that the layout of this field is amazingly similar to the Eight Diagrams. 3️⃣ Nahui Village: A village full of Buyi ethnic style, with ancient houses, clear rivers, and golden rice fields, forming a beautiful rural picture. 4️⃣ West Peak Forest: The peaks here are peculiar and of various shapes, which are very suitable for shooting spectacular natural scenery. 5️⃣ Tiankeng: The Tiankeng landscape in Wanfenglin is also very unique, with bottomless pits and steep cliffs around. 6️⃣ Viewing Platform: There are also some special viewing platforms in Wanfenglin Scenic Area. Standing on the viewing platform, you can take pictures of the spectacular continuous mountains and the beautiful scenery of clouds and mist. 🚘Transportation ✈️Airport: Xingyi Wanfenglin Airport (about 30 minutes by car) 🚝High-speed rail: Xingyi Station (about 1 hour by car) ✅It takes four hours to drive from Guiyang to Wanfenglin ✅You can fly directly to Xingyi Wanfenglin Airport ✅You can take a bus to Wanfenglin from Xingyi by high-speed rail . 🎫Ticket: CNY 70 Sightseeing bus: CNY 40 (round trip) Note: Wanfenglin is an A-level scenic spot and is free of charge (including teachers, police, medical staff, students, seniors over 60 years old, Guangdong residents, Jiangsu residents, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan residents, people born in the Year of the Dragon, etc.)