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Cool and refreshing Guiyang, you won't regret coming! ## Guiyang Travel Guide: A Mountain-Ringed City, A Summer Paradise for Foodies Guiyang, a "Forest City" embraced by mountains, boasts an average summer temperature of just 23°C, making it an ideal escape from the heat. The karst landscape creates fantastical mountains and waters, while multi-ethnic communities nurture unique cultures, with streets filled with the aroma of sour and spicy flavors. This guide will take you deep into Guiyang and its surroundings to experience the city's coolness and fiery cuisine. **1. Must-Visit Attractions in the City** 1. **Qianling Mountain Park (Ticket: ¥5)** - An ecological oasis in the city center where you can observe wild macaque groups up close - Recommended to hike in the early morning when the Hongfu Temple's bell echoes through the mountains - Tip: Avoid carrying food in your hands as macaques may snatch it 2. **Jiaxiu Tower (Free)** - A cultural landmark of Guiyang; don't miss the nighttime light show - Best photo spot is on Fuyu Bridge, especially when the lights come on at dusk - Nearby "Nanming Riverside" teahouses offer a taste of local "chatting culture" 3. **Guizhou Provincial Museum (Free, closed on Mondays)** - The building itself is a work of art, resembling a Guizhou dragon fossil - Highlights include ethnic minority costumes and paleontological fossil exhibits - Recommend renting AR audio guides for an immersive experience 4. **Huaguoyuan Wetland Park (Free)** - The "White Palace" night view is known as Guiyang's "Little Macau," a hotspot for social media check-ins - Nearby shopping centers offer local snacks like Danjia Crispy Duck - Weekend evenings often feature ethnic song and dance performances **4. Local Food Map** 1. **Breakfast Scene** - Changwang Noodles: Try "Jiang's Changwang Noodles" for its spicy broth and crispy pork - Beef Rice Noodles: "Huaxi Wangji" – sip the original broth three times before adding chili - Glutinous Rice: Aunt Mao's Glutinous Rice at Liuguangmen, best with crispy pork and sugar 2. **Lunch & Dinner Picks** - Sour Soup Fish: Lao Kaili Sour Soup Fish (Provincial Government Branch), with red sour soup and river fish - Si Wa Wa: Silian Red Soup Si Wa Wa, with over a dozen side dishes to mix and match - Bean Rice Hotpot: Xindaxin Bean Rice Hotpot, where the broth gets richer the longer it simmers 3. **Night Market Guide** - Qingyun Road Night Market: Famous for Liuyishou Grilled Fish and Zhouji Liuyishou Grilled Fish - Erqi Road Snack Street: Sample over 50 types of Guizhou snacks in one place - Humen Alley: Hidden gems like potato cakes and skewered grilled meat **5. Practical Information** 1. **Transportation Guide** - Airport: Longdongbao International Airport, accessible via Metro Line 2 to downtown - Metro: Currently 3 lines cover major attractions - Car Rental: SUVs recommended for some scenic mountain roads 2. **Accommodation Recommendations** - Guanshanhu District: High-end hotels, close to the Provincial Museum - Dashi Commercial Area: Central location with concentrated food options - Huaguoyuan: Youthful vibe with vibrant nightlife 3. **Tips** - Rainy season (June-July): Bring rain gear and jackets for mountain temperature drops - Local cuisine is sour and spicy; request "mild spice" when ordering - Respect local customs in ethnic villages; avoid taking close-up photos of people without permission