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Guizhou Ethnic Tour

Guiyang / Kaili / Rongjiang /Liping / Zhaoxing / Congjiang / Rongjiang / Sandu
(6 days) Ref: GE06

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Your Holiday Price Includes
  • 5 nights accommodation in a 4* Hotels
  • All internal transportations in China
  • All meals as per itinerary
  • Comprehensive sightseeing with English speaking Guide and all entrance fees

miao girl

Miao girl in traditional costume

huangguoshu waterfall

Miao girl in traditional costume

huangguoshu waterfall

Huangguoshu Waterfall

Day 01 Arrive Guiyang/Kiali
Upon your arrival in Guiyang-the capital city of Guizhou province. 2.5 hours’ coach to Kaili along the scenic mountain expressway which is the capital city of Guizhou’s Southeast Autonomous Prefecture of Miao & Dong people. Those Miao people who moved to America and Europe are known as Hmong people.
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Day 02 Kaili/Rongjiang
In the morning, a short drive from Kaili along the Bala river will take us to Langde Long-skirt Miao village. You will be deeply impressed by its traditional wooden houses. Hike in the village to explore more. Then coach to Datang Short-Skirt Miao village situated at the foot of Leigong Mountain. You will be greeted by its friendly villagers and drink the block way wine before entering the village. Its silver ornaments will leave you a deep impression. A performance will be arranged. In the afternoon, continue our drive via Leigong Mountain to appreciate its mountainous landscape. En route, explore a Shui people village in a deep valley. Some hiking will be arranged to see its gorgeous terraced paddy fields.
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Day 03 Rongjiang/Liping/ Zhaoxing
AM: explore Dali Dong village which has not been touched by travelers.
PM: visit Dimen Dong village. Family visit will be arranged to explore their daily life. Late afternoon arrive Zhaoxing – the largest Dong village in China which boasts 5 drum towers symbolizing 5 different family clans. Evening performance: Dong People’s Great Song. You will see their festival dresses. B/L/D
Day 04 Zhaoxing/Congjiang/ Rongjiang
AM: explore Zhaoxing Dong village and climb to the top of a small hill to have a panorama view of five drum towers. A small stream cut this village into 5 sections. Then coach to Tang’an Dong village which is noted as the first ecological museum of Dong people. PM: visit Basha Miao village noted for men’s hair dresses and women’s shinning fabric from egg-white. Hike in this primitive village to experience its daily life with very little signs of modern influence.
Day 05 Rongjiang/Sandu/Kaili
Morning 2.5 hours’ coach to Sandu enjoy the gorgeous scenery along Duliu river which is the only autonomous county of Shui people in China. Explore a Shui people village and you will be deeply impressed not only by their quiet life and also its gorgeous terraced fields. En route, visit Miao villages. You will find their wooden house in harmony with the nature. Those Miao people who moved to America and Europe are known as Hmong people. Boji will be the first Miao village to explore. We will experience their daily life by visiting the local families. Meanwhile, you can appreciate Miao people’s typical architecture- Wooden Stilt house. Then drive to Shiqiao to see its traditional way of making paper from the bark of mulberry tree. Then continue our drive to visit Qingman village. Late afternoon, arrive at Sandu. B/L/D
Day 06 Kaili/Guiyang
Morning 2.5 hours’ coach back to Guiyang. Then visit Jiaxiu Pavilion the symbol building of Guiyang which enjoys a history of more than 400 years. The service finishes after lunch. B/L


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2010 Prices

Ref.
No. of Passengers
Price
Single Supplement
GE06
6 – 9 person
£350
£120
 
2 – 5 person
£585
£140
 
1 person
£1,045
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