China Sky Eye (FAST)
Explore a world-class scientific marvel featuring a 500-meter aperture spherical radio telescope.
Qiannan Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture is located in the central-south part of Guizhou Province. It serves as a strategic gateway connecting Southwest China to South China and the Lingnan region, representing a vital passage for Guizhou's access to the sea to the south. The region is home to Libo Zhangjiang River, acclaimed as the "Emerald on Earth's Belt" and a dazzling gem among World Natural Heritage sites. The China Sky Eye in Pingtang silently explores the mysteries of the universe, showcasing the extraordinary power of human technology. The Maolan Nature Reserve contains the most well-preserved karst forest ecosystem at the same latitude on Earth. As a region where Buyi, Miao, Shui, and other ethnic groups coexist, it boasts distinctive ethnic villages, Shui script culture, and vibrant folk activities such as horse racing during the Duan Festival. The prefecture perfectly blends world-class natural wonders, cutting-edge technology, and diverse ethnic cultures, making it an ideal destination for eco-tourism and cultural exploration.
Transport
Tourists from other provinces
Tourists from other provinces can fly to Libo Airport in Qiannan (currently operating mainly intra-provincial flights) to Guiyang Longdongbao International Airport and then transfer to a high-speed train to Duyun East Station or Libo Station, with the total travel time ranging from 2 to 3 hours.
Tourists from within the province
Tourists from within the province can take a high-speed train to Duyun East Station, Libo Station, or Longli North Station. The fastest journey from Guiyang to Duyun East Station takes about 30 minutes. For those choosing to drive, the journey from Guiyang takes about 1.5 hours.






China Sky Eye (FAST)
Duyun Qin-Han Filming Studios
Libo Zhangjiang Karst Landform
