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Xijiang Miao Village at night, Qiandongnan, Guizhou
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Qiandongnan Travel Guide — The Land of a Hundred Songs

Southeast Guizhou is China's richest living minority heartland: a thousand Miao villages, the Grand Song of the Dong, drum towers and wind-rain bridges, silver and embroidery, and the ancient river town of Zhenyuan. This guide shows you how to plan it.

Miao & Dong VillagesGrand Song of the DongDrum TowersSilver & EmbroideryAncient Zhenyuan
4–6 DaysKaili–Xijiang–Zhenyuan loop, or the full deep tour
RMB 600–1,500≈ US$85–210 per person, excl. transport
Mar–NovBest season; 80% of rain falls May–Oct
Free Booking HelpVillage stays, guides & transport by our team
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Qiandongnan Bucket Listthe little things that make this region unforgettable

Four moments every first-time visitor should not miss — the essence of southeast Guizhou in one loop.

01

Watch Xijiang light up

Ten thousand stilted houses climb the hill; at dusk every window glows, turning the whole Miao village into a galaxy. The viewing terrace opposite the village is the classic spot — reachable by ¥5 electric cart or a ten-minute stone path.

02

Hear the Grand Song of the Dong

In Zaidang and Zhaoxing, polyphonic choirs sing without instruments or scores — a mountain orchestra UNESCO calls "a musical landscape." Sit in a drum-tower square and let it wash over you.

03

Walk the river at Zhenyuan

Green Wuyang water slides past Ming-era lanes, the Qinglong Cave complex clings to the cliff, and night trains trace light across the gorge. "Emei's grace, Qingcheng's quiet, the Yangtze's gorges, the Li River's beauty."

04

Wake in a sea of terraces

Jiabang and Tang'an carve the mountains into mirrors in spring and gold in autumn — stilted farmhouses float above the clouds when the valley fog rolls in at dawn.

Top Highlightswhat Qiandongnan does best

The signature experiences of southeast Guizhou — six reasons travellers return again and again.

No.1Jiabang terraced fields wrapped in morning mist, Qiandongnan

Ride the mountains of terraces

"Nine parts mountain, half part water, half part field" — nowhere better than Jiabang's mirror terraces. In spring the flooded paddies mirror the sky; in autumn they turn to gold around stilted Miao farmhouses.

No.2Zhenyuan ancient town and the Zhusheng Bridge pavilion at dusk

Spend a night in Zhenyuan

A 2,000-year-old river town on the Wuyang: Confucian, Buddhist and Taoist halls side by side in the cliff-hung Qinglong Cave complex, old lanes and wharves, and one of the loveliest night walks in Guizhou.

No.3Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village — the world's largest Miao settlement

Sleep inside the world's largest Miao village

Ten linked hamlets, 1,000+ households, a living museum of Miao culture: morning song, long-table feasts, silver workshops and a night view like scattered stars.

No.4Drum tower of Zhaoxing Dong village glowing at night

Circle the drum tower at Zhaoxing

Five drum towers, five wind-rain bridges and a river running through — the Dong village par excellence, where the Grand Song and the long-table feast still belong to daily life.

No.5Basha Miao men with their traditional topknots and guns

Meet the last gun-tribe village

Basha is China's only Miao village where men legally carry firearms — rifles for ceremony, topknots for identity, and a tree-planting ritual for every birth. The feel is ancient, proud, quiet.

No.6Miao silver headdress and embroidered collar in close-up

Read a whole culture in silver and thread

Every silver plate and every embroidered panel is a chapter of intangible heritage. In Xijiang, silversmiths from the famous silver villages work to order — pure silver about ¥12/gram.

Questions & Answerswhat travellers always ask about Qiandongnan

Q.What should I pack for Qiandongnan?

Rain gear and pack covers, a torch, grippy hiking shoes, a warm layer (mountain villages run cooler), motion-sickness and stomach remedies, sunscreen and mosquito repellent in summer. A sleeping bag helps if you go deep into the small villages. More Qiandongnan Q&A →

Q.When is the best time to visit?

March to November suits spring, summer and autumn — from the first warm days to the Leishan Miao New Year. 80% of rain falls May–October, so bring rain gear; winter is cold in the villages, though off-season brings genuine local encounters and Spring Festival celebrations.

Q.How is transport around Qiandongnan?

Roads are the backbone. The Xiarong Expressway runs Guiyang–Rongjiang in about two hours, and trains link Guiyang–Kaili (25 daily, ~3 h), Guiyang–Zhenyuan (~4 h) and Kaili–Zhenyuan (~1 h). Liping has its own small airport with flights from Guiyang and Guilin.

Q.What should I respect or avoid?

Qiandongnan is home to the Miao, Dong, Shui, Buyi, Gelao and Yao peoples — 80% of its four million residents are minorities. Be polite, ask before photographing people, and follow local customs in villages; most communities welcome curious visitors warmly.

Q.Is accommodation easy to find?

Kaili has the best choice at every standard; Congjiang and Rongjiang have decent guesthouses. In the small villages accommodation is basic — book the popular Miao and Dong stays well ahead at Golden Week. Prices below are weekday rates; holidays multiply them.

Q.Can I book my Qiandongnan trip through ToursChinaTravel?

Yes. Email [email protected] or message us on WhatsApp. Our team arranges village stays, guides, long-table feasts and inter-village transport — free of charge and without obligation.

Sample Itinerariesthe classic loops of southeast Guizhou

The Grand Village Loop — 4 Days

The essential first visit. More Qiandongnan itineraries with tickets & transport →

Day 1

Guiyang – Zhenyuan. Train to Zhenyuan (~4 h), walk the old lanes and the cliff-hung Qinglong Cave complex, and drift or stroll the Wuyang River. Night view of the town from the riverbank.

Day 2

Zhenyuan – Xijiang. Morning train or bus via Kaili to the world's largest Miao village; wander the lanes, watch silver being made, and take the dusk view from the terrace before the long-table feast.

Day 3

Xijiang – Zaidang – Zhaoxing. Via Kaili and Rongjiang to the singing village of Zaidang for the purest Dong Grand Song, then on to Zhaoxing for the drum-tower night.

Day 4

Zhaoxing – Basha – back. Morning visit to Basha's gun men, then buses to Congjiang/Rongjiang and return to Guiyang, or fly out from Liping (via Zhaoxing–Liping buses, ~1 h).

The Six-Day Deep Tour

Add Longli ancient city and Liping for the complete picture. Full itinerary page →

Day 1

Guiyang – Zhenyuan — old town, Qinglong Cave, night lights.

Day 2

Zhenyuan – Xijiang — the thousand-household Miao village.

Day 3

Zaidang — the Dong singing village and its Grand Song.

Day 4

Zaidang – Basha – Zhaoxing — gun tribe in the morning, drum towers at night.

Day 5

Longli Ancient City — a 600-year-old Ming garrison town with white-walled Hui-style halls.

Day 6

Longli – Liping – home. Natural bridge and old town at leisure, then fly or bus out from Liping.

Top Attractionstickets, hours, transport & insider tips

The villages and towns of southeast Guizhou, with practical details. Prices are reference rates — always confirm at the gate or with our booking team.

Xijiang Miao village at night

Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village 西江千户苗寨

The World's Largest Miao Settlement

More than a thousand households across ten linked hamlets — a living encyclopedia of Miao architecture, silver craft, song and hospitality. The dusk view from the opposite terrace is the single most photographed scene in southeast Guizhou.

Admission¥100 (reference); students ¥50
Getting thereKaili–Xijiang buses ¥13.5 (~1 h); taxi from Kaili ≈ ¥120
Viewing terrace¥5 electric cart or 10-min stone path from the main street
StayGuesthouses from ~¥138 to ¥508 (river-view)
Best seasonAll year; festivals at their best in the lunar seasons
Tips: avoid setting up a tripod on the wooden terrace platforms (they shake with the crowds — the concrete below is steadier). Silver is sold across the village; ask for "pure silver" vs "Miao silver" (white copper).

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Zhenyuan ancient town at dusk

Zhenyuan Ancient Town 镇远古城

A 2,000-Year River Town

Built along the Wuyang River like a living tai-chi diagram, Zhenyuan blends Confucian, Buddhist and Taoist halls in the cliff-hung Qinglong Cave complex, with Ming lanes, old wharves and the covered Zhusheng Bridge crossing the green water.

Qinglong Cave¥60 (reference) · 08:00–16:00
Wuyang River¥20 + boat ¥100 (~2 h cruise)
Tiexi Gorge¥50 — "the little Jiuzhai of the Yunnan-Guizhou plateau"
Yuping Mountain¥30; free before 7:00 — town panorama & Miao Great Wall
Getting thereTrain from Guiyang (~4 h) or Kaili (~1 h)
Tip: at the religious sights, politely decline anyone offering fortune-telling or incense — these are the town's best-known small traps.

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Drum tower at Zhaoxing Dong village

Zhaoxing Dong Village 肇兴侗寨

Five Drum Towers, One River

The most complete Dong village in the region: five clan drum towers and five wind-rain bridges over a single stream, with the Grand Song, bullfights and long-table feasts woven into ordinary days. The classic Zhaoxing–Tang'an hike climbs straight into the terraces above.

Admission≈ ¥80 (reference; verify at the gate)
Getting thereCongjiang–Zhaoxing 2 daily buses; Sanjiang–Zhaoxing ¥35; Liping buses ~hourly
StayGuesthouse beds from ¥30; hotel doubles from ~¥288
WalkZhaoxing–Tang'an–Zhaoxing ~3 h via stone path and terraces
Best momentDusk — drum towers and bridges light up along the stream
Tips: the Grand Song shows are most authentic in the evening; ask at your guesthouse. For the classic hike, follow the stone path upstream past Xiage village to Tang'an — do not try the stream-side shortcut, it is unmarked and dangerous.

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Basha Miao men with topknots, the last gun tribe of China

Basha Miao Village 岜沙苗寨

The Last Gun Tribe

The only place in China where Miao men legally carry firearms: rifles fired for ceremony, topknots shaved in a style that fascinates scholars, and a tree planted at every birth so each person owns their tree for life. Ancestral, quiet, deeply moving.

Admission≈ ¥40–60 (reference; verify at the gate)
Getting thereShort bus hop from Congjiang (Rongjiang–Congjiang road)
Best timeMorning and festival days, when rituals and gun salutes are held
NotePhotograph people only after asking — the village tradition is proud and private
Tip: combine Basha with Zhaoxing on the same day — Congjiang links both by road.

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Tang'an Dong village above its terraced fields

Zaidang & Tang'an — The Singing Villages 宰荡 · 堂安

Where the Grand Song Lives

Zaidang (25 km from Rongjiang) keeps the most original Dong Grand Song — UNESCO-inscribed polyphonic choirs that need no instruments. Tang'an, above Zhaoxing, is a "museum village" of Dong culture set in stair-step terraces.

Getting thereRongjiang–Zaidang by simple road, ~25 km; Tang'an on the Zhaoxing hike
ExperienceEvening Grand Song sessions at the village square
Best seasonSpring and autumn (terrace water and harvest)
NoteBasic guesthouses; bring your own toiletries
Tip: ask your guesthouse to arrange a song session — the choir often sings for small groups by donation.

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Longli ancient city — the Ming garrison town of Jinping

Longli Ancient City 隆里古城

A Ming Garrison Frozen in Time

Six centuries old, Longli was built by Ming soldiers on the frontier — streets in a ram's-horn plan, white-walled Hui-style halls with painted eaves, and a culture still half-army, half-town. Listed as a Sino-Norwegian eco-museum and one of Guizhou's twenty protected cultural villages.

Admission≈ ¥30–60 (reference; verify at the gate)
Getting thereBuses via Liping (Longli is ~25 km south-east of Liping)
TimeHalf a day — slow lanes, ancestral halls, walls
NoteBest combined with Liping in the deep tour
Tip: the village is a working town, not a theme park — morning light on the stone lanes is the photographer's hour.

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Activities & Festivalsthe calendar of song and celebration

Listen to the Dong Grand Song 侗族大歌

Polyphonic choirs that need no score and no instruments — UNESCO-listed as a "grand song." The purest renditions are sung after dinner in Zaidang and Zhaoxing, when the whole village gathers in the drum-tower square.

Where: Zaidang (Rongjiang), Zhaoxing · When: evenings, festivals

Ride the Miao Dugout-Dragon Boat 独木龙舟节

Every 5th month, days 25–27, Miao villages along the Qingshui River launch slender dugout dragon boats — crews standing in rows, ancient rituals, rules and legends intact.

When: lunar 5/25–27 · Where: Qingshui River villages (Shidong area)

Share the New-Rice Festival 吃新节

On the 7th day of the 7th lunar month, villages taste the new harvest: flying songs, lusheng flutes, wood-drum dances, horse races and bird fights, with thousands of visitors joining.

When: lunar 7/7, three days · Where: villages across the prefecture

Sit the long-table feast 长桌宴

The Miao and Dong way to welcome guests: tables running the length of the lane, sour-soup fish, glutinous rice and mountain wine, with songs passed like toasts. Best arranged through your guesthouse or our team.

Where: Xijiang, Zhaoxing · Tip: arrive hungry and expect to sing

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Where to Staywooden rooms and river-view balconies

Kaili has the widest range; the villages trade comfort for atmosphere. Weekday prices below — holidays multiply them, so phone ahead and book early; most guesthouses won't hold rooms without a deposit. Our team books any of these free of charge.

Langyuntai Xijiang Resort 郎云台西江度假酒店

River-facing and landscape rooms at Xijiang with the full village view from the windows — lights on at dusk, stilted houses reflected at dawn.

From: ¥508 landscape twin · Address: Youfang Street, Xijiang

Xijiang Yue Hotel 西江月大酒店

Wooden-built rooms right by the new lusheng square — the classic choice for experiencing Miao village life without leaving the centre.

From: ¥208 twin · Address: central square, Xijiang

998 Guesthouse 西江998客栈

A backpacker-run youth hostel on the hillside: common room and bar downstairs, dorm-style beds above, and free Wi-Fi, TV, games and books. Phone +86 855 3348 871.

Vibe: young, sociable · Address: hillside of Dongyin hamlet, Xijiang

Qian Zhi Yi Guesthouse 黔之驿精致旅舍

The oldest guesthouse in Xijiang (WalkGuizhou's house): 16 twins and 12 doubles, private bathrooms, 24-h hot water, Wi-Fi and a bar. Phone +86 855 3348 896.

From: ¥138 twin · Address: opposite the lusheng square, 30 m from the museum

Yujie Hotel, Zhenyuan 镇远宇洁宾馆

Beside the Zhusheng Bridge with Qinglong Cave across the water: four river-side rooms with balconies are the town's best photography perches. Phone +86 855 5725 808.

From: ¥180 river view / ¥160 street side · Address: 7 Tiexi Lane, Zhenyuan

Tiexi Resort Hotel 镇远铁溪度假酒店

Zhenyuan's only 3-star resort, at the entrance to the Tiexi scenic area — 1 km from the old town, 6 km from the station. Phone +86 855 5726 116.

From: ¥98 twin · Address: 1 km into Tiexi, Zhenyuan

Food & Restaurantssour, spicy and unforgettable

Qiandongnan eats sour and hot: pickled everything, sour-soup fish, and village feasts built on glutinous rice. In Xijiang, breakfast runs ~¥7 and a proper meal ~¥30 — and the signature chicken-porridge (a whole bird steamed into fresh rice gruel) is about ¥100.

Chicken-Porridge, Xijiang 西江鸡稀饭

The Miao classic: a whole chicken steamed into fresh rice gruel until the porridge carries the bird's sweetness and the bird carries the rice's aroma — then served apart, salted to taste.

≈: ¥100 per bird · Try: at a farmhouse restaurant in the upper village

Anong Miao Family Restaurant 阿浓苗家

A host family that has received writers and officials from all over China — walls of photographs, honest Miao cooking, and song if you ask. Phone +86 855 3348 288.

≈: ¥35/person · Address: Xijiang, by the village bus stop

Miao Bo Ma Red Sour Soup 苗伯妈红酸汤

Zhenyuan's famous sour-soup house: fresh ingredients, a deeply flavoured red tomato broth, and plenty for vegetarians. On Heping Street near the trade city.

Address: Heping Street, Zhenyuan (near Fujiale supermarket)

Pickled Fish & Beef Sinew 腌鱼 · 牛背筋

Zhaoxing's sour-pickled river fish (aged, aromatic, a Miao-Dong classic) and beef sinew flash-fried with chilli — the village taste with a kick.

Try: at the guesthouses and the Sanxiao restaurant by the service centre

Daocai Steamed Pork 道菜扣肉

A Zhenyuan century-old pickle born in the Qinglong Cave Taoist temple: mustard greens cured and aged, then steamed with pork belly until glossy and savoury.

Try: any old-town restaurant in Zhenyuan

Three-Flavour Stinky Tofu 三味臭豆腐

Zhenyuan's signature snack — "pinch your nose at the smell, melt at the taste" — ¥4 a box, sole shop on the old street.

Where: Shuncheng Old Street, Zhenyuan · Tip: eat it hot off the grill

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

By airFlying to Qiandongnan — Guiyang and Liping airports

Fly into Guiyang or Liping

Guiyang Longdongbao is the main gateway (11 km from town, flights nationwide); Liping Airport (HZH) serves the deep south with flights from Guiyang and Guilin.

Guiyang Longdongbao: +86 851 5498 909 · 25 daily trains link the city to Kaili (~3 h).
Liping Airport: +86 855 6212 999 · 20-min airport coach from the Liping Hotel square.
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By trainTrains on the Xiang-Qian line — Guiyang, Kaili and Zhenyuan

Rail: the Xiang-Qian line

The busy Xiang-Qian railway threads the region: Guiyang–Kaili 25 trains daily (~3 h), Guiyang–Zhenyuan ~4 h, Kaili–Zhenyuan ~1 h, and Hunan-bound trains stop at both.

Guiyang Railway Station: Zunyi Road, Guiyang · +86 851 8181 222.
Kaili Station: Qingjiang Road, Kaili — the easy hub for Xijiang and the north.
From Zhenyuan: ~3 h to Huaihua (Hunan).
By coachLong-distance coaches across southeast Guizhou

Coaches & village buses

Roads are the region's backbone — the Xiarong Expressway now runs Guiyang–Rongjiang in ~2 h, and regular coaches thread every county and most villages.

Guiyang–Rongjiang: ~2 h by expressway.
Kaili–Xijiang: ¥13.5, ~1 h, 5 departures (09:30–16:00) each way.
Congjiang–Zhaoxing: 2 daily; Sanjiang–Zhaoxing: ¥35, ~5 h; Liping–Zhaoxing: roughly hourly.
Liping buses: 20 daily to Jingzhou (Hunan), 8 to Kaili, 20 to Rongjiang.
Village hopsLocal minibuses between Miao and Dong villages

Minibuses & shared taxis

Between the famous villages, shared minibuses and market-day vans cover the gaps — ask at any guesthouse, and smile: the rides are half the conversation.

Market days: lunar 1 & 5 at Luoxiang (7 km from Zhaoxing) — street vans ¥3 into Zhaoxing, ¥50+ charter.
Congjiang–Luoxiang: every 30 min.
Tip: accept dinner invitations and farmhouse visits — hospitality here is doubled back for warmth.
TaxisTaxis in Kaili and county towns

Taxis in the towns

Kaili, Zhenyuan and the county towns have cheap taxis; four people sharing a Kaili–Xijiang run costs about ¥120.

Kaili–Xijiang taxi: ≈ ¥120 per car.
In town: flag down on the street; meters are standard.
Long distances: agree the fare in advance for inter-village charters.
Self-driveSelf-drive on the mountain roads of Qiandongnan

Self-drive

Rewarding but demanding: steep, narrow, switchback mountain roads in rain country. The expressway spine is fine; the village loops need confidence.

Route tip: Kaili–Huangping–Shibing–Zhenyuan is scenic with few hairpins; the San Sui or Yangxi exits add 40 km of provincial road.
Rain rule: keep under 40 km/h on wet mountain roads, and pass with care on blind bends.
Honest advice: unless you are an experienced mountain driver, take the buses or hire a local driver.

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Trains, inter-village buses, airport pickups and charters across Qiandongnan — free advice by email or WhatsApp.

Shopping & Souvenirssilver, embroidery and the crafts of the villages

Xijiang silver 银饰

Every second shop in Xijiang sells silver — much of it made by silversmiths from the neighbouring silver villages of Kongbai and Maliao. Ask plainly whether it is "pure silver" or "Miao silver" (usually white copper); marked 925 is usually imported stock. Pure silver runs about ¥12/gram; wire-work pieces are priced by the piece.

Embroidery & more

Embroidered panels — new and antique — run from tens of yuan to tens of thousands; Zhaoxing is a touch cheaper than Xijiang. Butterfly Mama, a small Xijiang shop-cum-brand by three women hosts, merges Miao motifs with modern tees, hats and embroidered shoes, ¥10–100+. Drum-tower models, batik and indigo cloth fill the Zhaoxing lanes.

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Practical Informationhospitals, banks and useful numbers

Hospitals & clinics

County hospitals exist in Kaili, Zhenyuan, Congjiang and Rongjiang; in the villages, first-aid is basic — carry a personal kit. Emergencies: dial 120; police 110.

Banks & money

Rural Credit Cooperatives and Postal Savings are easy to find, and every county town has an Agricultural Bank (Zhenyuan and Liping also have ICBC). Xijiang is the only village with ATMs (Postal, Rural Credit and, inside the Qian Zhi Yi guesthouse, an ABC machine). Cash of a few hundred to a thousand yuan is enough for a day's loop; UnionPay cards work at larger hotels and restaurants.

Day Trips: Hikes & Old Townstwo classic outings from the main loop

The classic Zhaoxing–Tang'an hike through Dong terraces

Zhaoxing–Tang'an Hike (3 h) 肇兴 · 堂安徒步

The most famous walk in the region: a stone path climbing past Xiage village through stair-step terraces to the museum village of Tang'an. Return by ¥3 road bus — or brave the stream-side route only with a local guide.

Difficulty: easy–moderate · Best: morning or late afternoon light
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Longli ancient city — a half-day from the main route

Longli Ancient City (half day) 隆里古城

From Liping, an hour to a Ming garrison town untouched by theme-park gloss: ram's-horn streets, ancestral halls with painted eaves, and six centuries of frontier memory.

Getting there: buses from Liping (~25 km) · Combine: Liping old town & natural bridge
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Travel Tipsfive things to remember

1 · Rain is part of the plan

80% of rain falls May–October. A pack cover, a small torch and grippy shoes matter more than a waterproof jacket; mountain roads can close briefly after storms.

2 · Respect the people

Ask before photographing anyone — especially in Basha, where tradition is proud and private. In villages, follow local customs; warmth is repaid twice over.

3 · The meter of prices

Weekday hotel prices multiply at Golden Week and festivals — phone ahead and book early; guesthouses rarely hold rooms without a deposit.

4 · Eat like a local

Sour soup, pickled fish, chicken-porridge, glutinous rice and mountain wine. In farmhouses, accept what is offered — the long table is how friendship starts.

5 · Take the early buses

Village buses are few and fill fast: the morning runs are the reliable ones, and they put you at the sights before the crowds.

Background & Historygeography, history and the minority world

Geography & climate

Qiandongnan covers 30,337 km² — "nine parts mountain, half part water, half part field" — with peaks to 2,178 m and floors at 137 m. The Leigong Mountain reserve and three great rivers, the Qingshui, Wuyang and Duliu, cut parallel through the north, centre and south. Climate is humid and mild: 14–19°C year-round, 1,000–1,600 mm of rain, and frost-free days of 260 (north) to 310 (south).

A brief history

Before the Spring and Autumn period this was "Nanman" land under the Zangke state, later the Qianzhong commandery of Qin, and in Han times the Wuling commandery — Wuyang county was the ancestor of today's Zhenyuan. Sui and Tang folded it into Qianzhong; under the Yuan dynasty, tribal chieftaincies ruled. The frontier garrisons of the Ming (Longli, Tunbao, Tianlong) wrote the other half of the story — soldiers who stayed.

Peoples & culture

Over a dozen minorities make up more than 80% of the prefecture's four million people — Miao and Dong in the majority, with Shui, Buyi, Gelao, Yao and the yet-unclassified Gejia. Every festival, every song, every silver plate is a living chapter of this remarkable inheritance.

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