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The Seven Small Arches Bridge (Xiaoqikong) over turquoise water in Libo, Guizhou
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Libo Travel Guide — the Emerald on Earth's Belt

Turquoise pools, forests growing out of the water and the world's finest karst scenery: Libo is Guizhou's most beautiful secret. This guide covers the must-see sights, honest itineraries, where to eat and how to book your whole trip — all in one place.

UNESCO Karst SceneryXiaoqikong & DaqikongMaolan Primitive ForestMinority CulturesRiver Rafting
2–3 DaysClassic visit — 1, 2 & 3-day itineraries inside
RMB 600–1,500≈ US$85–210 per person, excl. flights & hotels
May – OctFullest rivers; bluest water Sep–Feb
Free Booking HelpHotels, tours & rafting by our travel team
What's inside this guide

Libo Bucket Listthe little things that make this town unforgettable

Four experiences every first-time visitor should not miss — the essence of Libo in a single day's walk.

01

Watch the colour of Wolong Pool

On overcast days the pool shifts through pale blue, bright blue and deep blue in one sweep of the eye — Libo's most photographed sight.

02

Walk through the Water Forest

Six hundred metres of trees rooted in rushing water — the water flows over the stone and the trees grow in the water. Take off your shoes and feel it.

03

Share a Zhangjiang grilled fish

Wild river fish, roasted and topped with soybeans and dried chillies — the dish you cannot find outside Libo, best at the night market on Zhangjiang North Road.

04

Raft the Shui Chun River canyon

Six kilometres of rapids with nearly 100 metres of drop, threading karst gorges — the most thrilling way to see Libo's landscape.

Top Highlightswhat Libo does best

Libo's signature experiences — the reasons travellers fall for this emerald corner of Guizhou.

No.1Wolong Pool's arc-shaped waterfall and turquoise water in Xiaoqikong, Libo

Marvel at Wolong Pool's water

An arc of silk-thin waterfall pours into a pool of impossible turquoise — the colour deepens to near-indigo on overcast days. The most beautiful artificial view in the park.

No.2Karst forest with mossy rocks and streams in Maolan Nature Reserve, Libo

Hike the Maolan karst forest

The largest and best-preserved primitive karst forest on earth's same latitude — a UNESCO heritage site of stone-wrapped trees, hidden waterfalls and ancient villages.

No.3The Seven Small Arches Bridge over emerald river in Libo, Guizhou

Cross the Xiaoqikong bridge

Built in the Daoguang era (1820s), the seven-arch stone bridge once linked Guizhou and Guangxi — this side Guizhou, that side Guangxi. Today it arches over the emerald Xiangshui River.

No.4Trees growing out of rushing water in the Water Forest, Xiaoqikong, Libo

Feel the Water Forest on your feet

"Water flows over stone, trees grow in water" — wade 600 metres through a rare karst water forest where rare trees root in the stream bed.

No.5Red rafts running the rapids of Shui Chun River canyon, Libo

Raft the Shui Chun River

Drift and splash down a 6 km karst gorge with close to 100 m of drop — the most exciting way into Libo's river world.

No.6Wild plum blossoms covering the hills of Meiyuan in winter, Libo

See winter's plum-blossom sea

In January–February, 20,000 mu (about 1,330 ha) of wild plum groves burst into bloom across the Meiyuan Valley — the largest wild plum landscape in southwest China.

Questions & Answerswhat travellers always ask about Libo

Q.When is the best time to visit Libo?

May to October offers the fullest rivers and waterfalls after the rains. The water turns its famous deep turquoise in autumn and winter — September to February is the bluest window — and winter adds the Meiyuan plum blossoms. More Libo Q&A →

Q.How many days do you need for Libo?

Two to three days. One day covers Xiaoqikong, one day Daqikong plus the old town, and a third day goes deeper into Maolan Karst Forest or down the Shui Chun River rapids. A tight one-day visit to Xiaoqikong alone is also possible.

Q.How much does a Libo trip cost?

A two-to-three-day trip typically runs RMB 600–1,500 (about US$85–210) per person, excluding flights and hotels. Xiaoqikong is RMB 110 (summer) or 90 (winter) plus a RMB 40 shuttle; Daqikong is RMB 55 plus RMB 20 for the boat. Students get half-price on many tickets with a valid ID.

Q.Does Libo have a train station?

No — Libo has no railway station. Fly into Libo Maolan Airport (12 km from town), or take a high-speed train to Dushan or Mawai and continue by coach (about 2 hours). Direct coaches also run from Guiyang East Bus Station, about six services a day for around RMB 100.

Q.Is the Xiaoqikong water really that blue?

Yes. The water owes its colour to the karst limestone — calcium minerals scatter light into blues and greens. It is most striking after rain-free stretches in autumn and winter, and on overcast days the pools turn a deeper, almost ink-blue.

Q.Can I book my Libo trip through ToursChinaTravel?

Yes. Email [email protected] or message us on WhatsApp with your dates and interests. Our team arranges Libo hotels, tours, rafting tickets, flights and transport — free of charge and without obligation.

Sample Itinerariesthree classic ways to spend your time

Xiaoqikong Highlights — 1 Day

The full Xiaoqikong loop, east gate to west gate, at a relaxed pace. More Libo itineraries with tickets & transport →

Day 1

The classic loop. Enter at the east gate, cross the Bronze Drum Bridge, walk to the Xiaoqikong Bridge, then follow the Xiangshui River through the 68-tier Cascade and under Laya Waterfall. Continue to the Water Forest (take your shoes off!), then ride the shuttle to Wolong Pool for the arc waterfall. Finish with a paddle across Yuanyang Lake if time allows, and exit at the west gate.

Libo Breathing Tour — 2 Days

The classic sightseeing route: both arch-bridge parks, then the karst forest. Full itinerary page →

Day 1

Xiaoqikong & Daqikong. Morning at Xiaoqikong (bridge, 68-tier Cascade, Laya, Water Forest, Wolong Pool). Afternoon at Daqikong for the Natural Bridge — "the Arc de Triomphe of the East" — and a boat ride under the cliff. Evening: Zhangjiang grilled fish at the night market.

Day 2

Maolan Karst Forest. Drive into the reserve: the Chuandong (Wartime Tunnel) relics, Yaogu Buyi village, Stone Forest (stone wrapped in trees, trees wrapped in stone), Ban Zhai Red Seventh Army site, the Water Forest, Latan Falls, Huangyang Ravine of ten-thousand-year-old boxwood, Yaosuo Ancient Bridge (1832) and Qinglong Pool. Return to town in the evening.

Water & Leisure Tour — 3 Days

For travellers who want rafting, scenery and a slower rhythm. Full itinerary page →

Day 1

Shui Chun River rafting. Drift the 6 km canyon past Terror Gorge and under the Natural Bridge, ending near the Yaofeng Cave. Evening: the Water Rhyme Zhangjiang live riverside show.

Day 2

Xiaoqikong. The full classic loop at leisure, with a long paddle on Yuanyang Lake's water maze (two big lakes, four small ones — said to be warm in winter and cool in summer).

Day 3

Maolan or the old town. A half-day in the Maolan reserve or a morning wandering Libo Ancient Town's Buyi, Shui, Yao and Miao lanes, then shop for batik, horse-hair embroidery and green plum wine before heading out.

Top Attractionstickets, hours, transport & insider tips

Libo's essential sights, each with practical details. Prices are reference rates — always confirm at the gate or with our booking team.

Xiaoqikong Seven Small Arches Bridge over emerald water, Libo

Xiaoqikong Scenic Area 小七孔景区

UNESCO Karst Heritage · The Emerald Heart

The soul of Libo: a 7 km chain of turquoise pools, the seven-arched Qing-Dynasty bridge, a 68-tier cascade in a narrow valley, Laya Waterfall, the wadeable Water Forest, arc-shaped Wolong Pool and the boating maze of Yuanyang Lake. One full day is barely enough.

Admission¥110 summer / ¥90 winter; shuttle ¥40; insurance ¥5
Hours8:00–17:30 (ticket desk closes earlier in winter)
AddressXiaoqikong, Wengang Township, Libo County, Qiannan Prefecture, Guizhou
Getting thereShuttle bus from Libo bus station 6:00–17:00 every 15 min (¥9); taxi or chartered car ≈30 min
Phone+86 854 3561 176
Best seasonMay – October for full water; Sep – Feb for deepest blue
Tips: enter at the east gate and exit west to walk downhill with the river; take a spare pair of sandals for the Water Forest; the electric shuttle is mandatory for the upper section. Yuanyang Lake rowing boat ¥120 per 6-person boat.

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Wolong Pool arc waterfall in Xiaoqikong, Libo

Wolong Pool 卧龙潭

Libo's Most Photographed Water

A dam wall turned into a perfect arc of waterfall, pouring into a pool of layered blues. On overcast days the water shifts from pale blue to bright blue to ink blue in a single glance — photographers wait all day for that cloud.

AdmissionIncluded in Xiaoqikong ticket
HoursSame as Xiaoqikong, 8:00–17:30
AddressUpper section, Xiaoqikong Scenic Area, Libo
Getting thereElectric shuttle from the west gate area
Phone+86 854 3561 176
Best seasonSeptember – February for deepest colour
Tip: the best light is soft and overcast — harsh noon sun flattens the blue. Come late afternoon when the valley cools.

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Water Forest — trees growing from the stream bed in Xiaoqikong, Libo

Water Forest 水上森林

"Water on Stone, Trees in Water"

A world-class karst water forest: 600 metres of riverbed where dozens of rare tree species root directly in the water and the current rushes between the trunks. Boards and stepping stones let you walk right through it — or take off your sandals and wade, "Little Jiuzhai" style.

AdmissionIncluded in Xiaoqikong ticket
HoursSame as Xiaoqikong, 8:00–17:30
AddressMiddle section, Xiaoqikong Scenic Area, Libo
Getting thereOn foot between the 68-tier Cascade and Wolong Pool stops
Phone+86 854 3561 176
Best seasonMay – October (water is fullest and warmest)
Tips: water levels rise fast after heavy rain — check with staff before wading; wear quick-dry clothes and strap your phone securely.

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The Natural Bridge (Tiansheng Qiao) of Daqikong, Libo — the Arc de Triomphe of the East

Daqikong Scenic Area 大七孔景区

The "Arc de Triomphe of the East"

The grander, quieter sibling of Xiaoqikong. Its highlight is the Tiansheng Qiao (Natural Bridge) — a 90-metre-high, 50-metre-wide karst arch formed over millennia, spanning the river with a wooden walkway beneath. The Terror Gorge and the Yaofeng Cave trail were damaged by floods and can only be viewed from afar.

Admission¥55; boat ¥20; insurance ¥5
Hours8:00–17:00
AddressDaqikong, Libo County, Qiannan Prefecture, Guizhou
Getting thereShuttle bus from Libo bus station; 20 min past the Xiaoqikong turn-off
Phone+86 854 3561 256
Best seasonMay – November
Tips: take the boat in and walk back — the arch is most dramatic from the water; 2–3 hours is enough for the whole park. The Yaofeng Cave walkway remains closed after storm damage.

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Mossy karst forest and streams in Maolan Nature Reserve, Libo

Maolan Karst Forest 茂兰喀斯特森林

Earth's Largest Same-Latitude Primitive Forest

A UNESCO World Heritage karst ecosystem and international biosphere reserve: stone forests where rock wraps tree and tree wraps rock, ten-thousand-year-old boxwood in Huangyang Ravine, the 1832 Yaosuo Ancient Bridge, Buyi and Yao villages, wartime tunnel relics and the winter plum-sea of Meiyuan. Admission is a single through-ticket covering the whole reserve.

AdmissionThrough-ticket ¥50 + insurance ¥5; students half-price
Hours8:00–18:00 (village sections open daily)
AddressMaolan Township, Libo County, Qiannan Prefecture, Guizhou
Getting thereChartered car or local bus from Libo town; no fuel stations inside the reserve — fill up first
Phone+86 854 3618 881
Best seasonAll year; plum blossoms January – February
Tips: allow a full day; the reserve is large and signposted in Chinese and English. Yao villages such as Bai Ku Yao are famous for "chiselling the wall to talk love" — a courtship tradition worth reading about before you visit.

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Activities & Eventsbeyond the famous sights

Shui Chun River rafting 水春河漂流

The valley's most exciting hour: 6 km of river with nearly 100 m of drop, threading Terror Gorge and passing under the Natural Bridge. Independent raft ¥200, guided raft ¥220, children under 14 ¥30 off.

Hours: 7:30–17:30 (tickets until 15:30) · Phone: +86 854 3619 515 · Where: Shui Chun River, Libo

Water Rhyme Zhangjiang night show 水韵樟江

A live riverside performance staged on the Zhangjiang River — Buyi and Shui songs, dances and costumes against a backdrop of the old town lights. A lovely evening out after a day of waterfalls.

Tickets: ¥150 – ¥168 · Where: Zhangjiang Riverfront, Libo town

Meiyuan Plum Blossom Festival

Every January–February, 20,000 mu of wild plum groves bloom across Meiyuan Valley in Maolan — the largest wild plum landscape in southwest China, with ancient trees over 200 years old. The town hosts a blossom festival with markets and performances.

When: January – February · Where: Meiyuan, Dongtang, Maolan Township

Minority festivals year-round

Miao Jumping Festival (spring) with its famous "throwing people" courtship game; Yao Mountain Spinning-Top Festival; and the Buyi Little New Year in late autumn. Dates shift with the lunar calendar — ask our team for the year's schedule.

Tip: festivals are the best window into Libo's 93% minority population

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Where to Stayfarmstays to star-rated hotels

Libo's accommodation clusters around the county town (best for the night market) and the scenic-area gates. Budget inns and farmstays are plentiful; in July–August and for the plum festival, book ahead. Our team books any of these for you free of charge.

Libo Su She Inn 荔波粟舍

A popular boutique inn 50 m past the night-market snack street — quiet rooms in the heart of town, perfect for evening grilled fish.

From: ¥120 · Location: beside the night snack street, Libo town · Phone: +86 854 3615 198

Yijingyuan Hotel 怡景苑酒店

A dependable 3-star hotel with standard services and breakfast — a solid mid-range choice near the town centre.

From: ¥200 · Location: Libo town · Phone: +86 854 4822 777

Yidong Select Hotel 亿东精选酒店

Clean modern rooms at a fair price, convenient for the bus station and scenic-area shuttles.

From: ¥150 · Location: Libo town · Phone: +86 853 3773 300

Xinmeng Hotel 鑫梦宾馆

Budget hotel sitting between the Xiaoqikong and Daqikong entrances — wake up inside the scenery and beat the morning crowds.

From: ¥68 single / ¥100 double · Location: between Xiaoqikong & Daqikong gates

Longjing Farmstay 龙井农家乐

Family-run farmstay with home cooking and simple rooms — a genuine taste of country life near the scenic area.

From: ¥68 single / ¥100 double · Location: outside Libo town

Maolan Farmstays 茂兰农家乐

Lodging inside or at the edge of the Maolan reserve — run by Buyi and Yao families, with local meals and village walks at your doorstep. Booking advised for the plum-blossom season.

From: ¥100 · Phone: +86 854 3618 881

Food & Restaurantswhat to eat in Libo

Libo's table mixes river fish with four minority kitchens — Buyi, Shui, Yao and Miao. The signature is Zhangjiang grilled fish: wild river fish roasted over charcoal and piled with soybeans and dried chillies. Tell the chef if you cannot take heat!

Zhangjiang Grilled Fish 樟江烤鱼

The dish that defines Libo — wild Zhangjiang fish roasted with a topping of fried soybeans and dried chillies. Order at the night-market stalls on Zhangjiang North Road and add your own sides.

Address: No. 42 Zhangjiang North Road, night market · Try: deep-fried Zhangjiang fish on the side

Fish Wrapped in Leek 鱼包韭菜

A Shui-minority ceremonial dish: river fish stuffed with leek and herbs, then steamed for 5–10 hours until the bones soften. A taste of water-country tradition.

Where: Shui-style restaurants across Libo town

Silk Doll Wraps 丝娃娃

Guizhou's beloved hand-roll: a paper-thin pancake wrapped around shredded vegetables, dipped in sour broth. Great with friends — and famously vegetarian-friendly.

Try: the sour soup (suantang) version, a Guizhou classic

Stinky Sour & Pickled Sour Meat 臭酸 · 腌酸肉

Not for the faint of heart: "stinky sour" is a fermented pot that gets better with age, and pickled sour meat is pork cured in the sour tradition. Adventurous eaters should ask for small portions first.

Try: with a bowl of plain rice — the sour is a seasoning, not a soup

Rongjiang Bayberry Soup 榕江杨梅汤

Sweet-tart bayberry (yangmei) juice served chilled — the perfect antidote to spicy fish, from a small shop that locals queue for.

Address: Rongjiang shop, Libo town · Phone: +86 854 3619 965

Auntie's Home Kitchen 榕树脚舅妈家常菜

A homely little restaurant under the banyan tree serving honest home-style Buyi dishes — ask what is fresh today and let the auntie decide.

Try: seasonal mountain greens and river fish

Getting There & Aroundtap any card for routes, fares and phone numbers

By airCommercial airliner — fly to Libo Maolan Airport from Guiyang and other cities

Fly into Libo

Libo Maolan Airport (荔波机场) sits 12 km from the county town — the easiest way in for long-haul travellers, with flights from Guiyang and a few regional cities.

Libo Maolan Airport, 12 km from Libo town · airport bus ≈30 min to town · ticket hotline +86 854 3615 377
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By trainFuxing high-speed train — take the HSR to Dushan or Mawai then coach to Libo

High-speed rail + coach

Libo has no railway station. Take the high-speed train to Dushan (独山) or Mawai (麻尾) and continue by coach — about 2 hours to Libo town.

Dushan Station (nearest HSR) — coaches to Libo leave regularly from the station forecourt; Mawai Station is a longer ride but useful from the Guangxi direction.
Book train tickets through our team or the railway app; coach seats are bought at the station.
By coachIntercity coach on an expressway — direct buses from Guiyang to Libo

Long-distance coaches

Direct coaches connect Libo with Guiyang and the region — about six services a day from Guiyang East Bus Station for around ¥100.

Guiyang East Bus Station → Libo, ≈6 departures daily, ≈¥100, about 3.5–4 h.
From the Libo bus station, special shuttles run to Xiaoqikong & Daqikong 6:00–17:00 every 15 minutes for ¥9.
Self-driveKarst mountain expressway — self-drive routes to Libo through Guizhou

Self-drive & mountain roads

Well-built expressways cut through karst peaks all the way to Libo. Once inside the scenic areas and Maolan, roads are narrow and mountain-slow — drive with care.

From Guiyang: expressway via Dushan, ≈3.5–4 h. From Guangxi: via Nandan or Mawai.
Important: there are no fuel stations inside the Maolan reserve — fill up in Libo town before heading in. Watch for falling rock after rain on mountain sections.
Taxis & chartersYellow taxi in a Chinese town — taxis and chartered cars in Libo

Taxis & private charters

Libo taxis start at ¥4 — cheap for short hops. For the scenic areas and Maolan, a chartered 7-seat car at ¥120–300/day is the smart way to travel.

Taxi from town to Xiaoqikong ≈¥30–40; to Daqikong similar.
Chartered car: 7-seat vans ¥120–300 per day depending on route — book through your hotel or our team. Split between 3–4 people it is often cheaper than shuttles.
Scenic shuttlesElectric sightseeing shuttle used inside Xiaoqikong and Daqikong scenic areas

Park shuttles & boats

Inside the parks, electric shuttles and small boats carry you between stops — the shuttle is required for the upper section of Xiaoqikong.

Xiaoqikong shuttle: ¥40 round-trip, hop on and off at major stops. Daqikong boat: ¥20 per ride beneath the Natural Bridge. Yuanyang Lake: rowing boat ¥120 per 6-person boat.
Water levels can close wading sections after storms — check at the gate.

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Shopping & Souvenirsspecialties and where to find them

Libo specialties

Buyi hand-woven cloth (earth-toned, geometric patterns), Yao batik (indigo wax-resist textiles), Shui horse-hair embroidery — a living fossil of textile art — green plum wine brewed from Meiyuan plums, and feng zhu "wind-dried pig", a cured whole-suckling-pig tribute dish. The old town and the night market carry all of them.

Where to shop

Libo Ancient Town: reconstructed on the site of the old stone town, its lanes mix Buyi, Shui, Yao and Miao craft shops — best after sunset when the lights come on. Night market, Zhangjiang North Road: food stalls plus souvenir stalls for cloth, batik and plum wine. Prices are relaxed and bargaining is light.

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Practical Informationhospitals, emergencies and useful numbers

Hospitals

Libo County People's Hospital — +86 854 3612 120 (main county hospital, emergency room staffed 24h). For anything serious, Guiyang is about 3.5 h by road. Pharmacies are common along the main streets of Libo town.

Tourist & emergency numbers

Libo Tourism Bureau: +86 854 3610 516. Maolan Reserve reception: +86 854 3618 881. Libo bus station: +86 854 3611 077. Airport ticket hotline: +86 854 3615 377. Emergency: 120 (ambulance), 110 (police) — dial without the area code.

Day Trips From Liborafting canyon & the winter plum sea

Shui Chun River rafting canyon near Libo, Guizhou

Shui Chun River Rafting (half day) 水春河

Six kilometres of karst canyon with close to 100 m of drop — red rafts, splashy rapids and a view of the Natural Bridge from below. Independent raft ¥200, guided ¥220; children under 14 ¥30 off.

Hours: 7:30–17:30, tickets until 15:30 · Phone: +86 854 3619 515
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Wild plum blossoms in Meiyuan Valley, Maolan, Libo — winter day trip

Meiyuan Plum Valley (1 day, winter) 万亩梅原

From January to February, 20,000 mu of wild plum trees bloom across the valley floor and karst hills of Meiyuan — the largest wild plum landscape in southwest China, with ancient trees over 200 years old.

Admission: covered by the Maolan through-ticket (¥50 + ¥5 insurance) · Best: late January – mid February
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Travel Tipsfive things to remember

1 · Chase the blue

The famous turquoise water is bluest in autumn and winter, and on overcast days. If you can, plan the pools for a cloudy afternoon and the waterfalls for after rain.

2 · Pack water-day gear

The Water Forest is a wading walk — bring quick-dry clothes and sandals with grip. For the rafting day, a full change of clothes and a dry bag for your phone are essential.

3 · Carry your student ID

Students get half-price entry at Maolan and discounts at the big parks — a valid ID unlocks real savings across Libo.

4 · Fill the tank before Maolan

There are no fuel stations inside the Maolan reserve. Top up in Libo town, and carry cash for village sections where card terminals are scarce.

5 · Go early, go east-gate

Enter Xiaoqikong at the east gate and exit west — you walk with the river instead of against it, and you beat the tour-group rush by two hours.

Background & Culturegeography, history and the minority world

Geography & climate

Libo sits in southern Guizhou's Qiannan (South Guizhou) Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, on the plateau edge above the Guangxi basin. Its layered karst — the limestone towers, gorges and subterranean rivers of the Libo Karst — is part of the South China Karst UNESCO World Heritage. The climate is subtropical and humid: warm through much of the year, with the heaviest rain in June–August.

A brief history

Under the Qin and Han dynasties this was Wulian County, home of the Han-era scholar Yin Zhen. In the modern era it is remembered as the birthplace of Deng Enming, a founder of the Chinese Communist Party, whose former residence and memorial hall stand in Libo town. Around 93% of residents are minority peoples — mainly Buyi, Shui, Yao and Miao — whose languages, festivals and crafts define the region. The town's story has been told in the film Young Deng Enming and the travel classic Guizhou's Secret Land.

Four peoples, four worlds

Buyi weavers make the earth-toned hand-woven cloth; Shui people keep the mysterious "Shui script" and the horse-hair embroidery known as a textile fossil; Yao — including the famed White-Trouser Yao — practise the "chiselling the wall to talk love" courtship; Miao of the Moon Mountains celebrate with the spring Jumping Festival. Each festival is a living chapter of Libo.

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