Exploration

Guizhou Province, nestled in the mountainous southwest of China, is a treasure trove of outdoor adventure, scientific exploration, and folk culture. The province boasts dense forests, lucid waters, deep caves, and fine wine, making it an attractive destination for tourists seeking a unique experience. Tourists enjoy paragliding at a scenic area in southwest China’s Guizhou Province. (Photo provided to Taste all China ) Guizhou's mountainous and pristine natural landscape provides an excellent environment for outdoor sports such as rock climbing, mountaineering, hiking, camping, rafting, jungle crossing, and low-altitude skydiving. The province is home to more than half of the world's 100 tallest bridges, earning it the title "the museum of world bridges." This has enabled Guizhou to develop a large number of extreme sports, including bungee jumping, big swings, and sky walking, providing a space for adventurous international visitors to experience. Hidden in the rolling mountains of Guizhou lies a vast underground world, earning it the nickname "World Cave Museum." This rugged terrain makes Guizhou an ideal destination for hiking expeditions aimed at exploring these fascinating subterranean environments. The province's rich ecological and natural resources also provide excellent conditions for hosting a range of competitions, including the "Running Guizhou" mountain running…