Wumeng Grassland
As the largest plateau grassland in Southwest China, it offers views of clouds and Buddha's light, along with experiences of horse riding and the Yi ethnic Torch Festival.
Liupanshui, located in the Wumeng Mountainous Area of western Guizhou, is a city developed during China's "Third Front Construction" period. With an average summer temperature of only 19.7℃, this area is an exceptional and naturally endowed summer retreat. The karst landform has nurtured the vast and magnificent Wumeng Grassland, the fresh greenery of Yushe Forest Park, the precipitous and majestic Beipanjiang Grand Canyon, and Beipanjiang Bridge—a modern engineering marvel that ranks as the world's second-highest bridge. The multi-ethnic settlement gives rise to vibrant folk activities such as the Yi Torch Festival and the Miao Flower Dance Festival. The city artfully blends its cool climate, alpine grasslands, rift canyons, and ethnic customs, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a refreshing summer escape and natural wonders.
Transport
Tourists from other provinces
Tourists from other provinces can arrive at Liupanshui by plane to the Yue Zhao Airport or by high-speed train to the Liuphui station.
Tourists from the province
Tourists from the province can take the high-speed train from Guiyang for about 1-1.5 hours; for tourists traveling by car, it takes about 3 hours from Guiyang to the Wumeng Plateau, the Beipanjiang Grand Canyon and other scenic spots, and it is more convenient to travel by car or chartered vehicle.






Wumeng Grassland
Zangkejiang Scenic Area
Ice, Snow and Hot Spring Complex
