World karst essence
Southwest Guizhou is a geomantic treasure land where the world karst landscape gathers. As a national 4A tourist attraction and one of the five most beautiful peak forests in China, Wanfeng Forest is one of the three major karst landforms in southwest China, and can be called "China Cone Karst Museum". Maling River Canyon, which is connected with Wanfeng Forest, is also the concentrated expression of karst multi-level geomorphic landscape.
Hometown of Buyi People in China
The Buyi people in southwest Guizhou live in the area between the Nanpan River and the Beipan River, and have distinctive regional cultural characteristics and representativeness of ethnic groups. In Guizhou Province, as well as in the identification of ethnic relations among Buyi people, they are certainly representative areas of Chinese Buyi culture. The Bouyei people's living customs and unique cultural traditions are completely preserved here.
Archaeology of Yelang
At present, 27 sites of Yelang period have been found in southwest Guizhou. Among them, more than 1600 cultural relics excavated from the Warring States Period to the Western Han Dynasty at the Tonggu Mountain site in Pu'an have attracted extensive attention and attention from the archaeological and historical circles, which is a physical example of Yelang State. Experts believe that Tonggu Mountain in Pu'an is a smelting site in Yelang State.
mountain tourism
The first international mountain tourism conference in 2015 and the 2016 international mountain tourism and outdoor sports conference were successfully held. Qianxinan has become a shining brand of international mountain tourism. Southwest Guizhou has a large number of karst mountain tourism brands such as Wanfeng Forest and Maling River Canyon, and a large number of villages with both the beauty of natural ecology and the soul of national culture, becoming the first choice for mountain tourism.
Guizhou dragon fauna
The Guizhou dragon fauna group was excavated from the late Middle Triassic strata (about 240 million years ago) in Xingyi City and adjacent areas; It is dominated by Hu's Guizhou dragon, including marine reptiles such as Phantom dragon and Oulong, and is accompanied by a large number of fish and other fossil biota of many phyla, which has been recognized by the academic community and become a dazzling pearl in southwest Guizhou.
(Editor in charge: Jia Weiwen, Zhang Wei)
