Help! I fell into a pit while traveling in Guizhou!

So far, the biggest pit I've fallen into is called the Yubulu Tiankeng (Yubulu Sinkhole). Due to the long-term erosion of the underground river, the surface collapsed, forming a pit-like terrain. Yubulu Village was built in this huge depression, hence the name "Yubulu Tiankeng." This ancient Buyi village hidden deep in the mountains is almost isolated from the world. After visiting countless ancient cities, towns, and villages, this is the first village that has not been commercially developed at all. There are no shops or homestays, only elderly people in traditional clothing chatting under the trees, and very few tourists. 🚗Transportation: Only accessible by car, about 40 minutes from Xingyi. 🧭Navigation: Yubulu Tiankeng Scenic Area 🎫Tickets: Free 🅿️Parking: Free 🏞️Attractions: 1⃣️The village is small, with only more than 100 households, and can be visited in an hour. You can also climb the viewing platform on the mountain behind the village along the trail to enjoy the view of the whole village, which takes about 1 hour round trip. 2⃣️There is a peculiar stone drain in the village, which is an art design by students from the Central Academy of Fine Arts and has a drainage function. It has now become a popular photo spot for tourists, and aerial photography is even better.