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In-depth Southeast Guizhou to Dragon Backbone Terrace
 
 
Guizhou of Southwest China has long been remote, stagnant and backward, however, unspoiled by tourism development as seen in surrounding provinces such as Guangxi, Yunnan and Sichuan. Its relative isolation has made the region one of the best kept secrets in China; its stunning landscape, characterized by limestone karst hills, jagged peaks and terraced rice fields, as well as its colorful ethnic minority cultures that have made Guizhou a paradise for anthropologists, photographers and adventurous travelers.

This six day CCC tour will go into mountains and valleys of Yungui Plateau to explore several charming nature villages, starting from Miao people's Langde through Banyang River to the southeast end of Guizhou's Zhaoxing Village of Dong people, and enter the region of Guangxi's Longsheng.
 
Best time to visit

September-December; February-June
         
   
         
         
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CCC does not presently offer regular set excursions to this destination. However we are happy to help you plan a private tour.
 
 
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