Malinghe River Canyon
Malinghe River Canyon is a state-level scenic area located at the juncture of Yunnan, Guangxi and Guizhou provinces in Xingyi city of Guizhou. It consists of the Malinghe River Canyon, Wanfenglin (Forest of Ten Thousand Peaks) and Wanfeng Lake.
Known as "Earth's Most Beautiful Scar", the 75-kilometer canyon offers magnificent views of its narrow rift, deep caves, impressive waterfalls and shaped calcium sediments (calc-sinter tapestries or falls) on both faces of its steep cliffs. Its ancient temples, bridges and postal roads further enhance the area's cultural charm. At its narrowest point, the canyon is only 50 meters wide. Its deepest point goes all the way down to 500 meters. The canyon features over 100 waterfalls, with the Tianxing Gallery, the core section, offering fabulous views of the more than 20 waterfalls stretching across 1.7 kilometers.
Getting on a rubber boat down the rapid watercourse is quite a thrilling experience in summer. It's a great way to fend off the heat while enjoying the canyon's magnificent landscapes. Tourists can also walk the plank trail to enjoy the amazing scenery on foot. In 1997, the first China International Drift-Down Championship was held here.
- Qingman Miao Village
- Double Breast Peaks
- Wanfeng Lake
- Wanfenglin
- Malinghe River Canyon
- Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village
- Jiaxiu Pavilion
- Qianling Park
- Huangguoshu Scenic and Historic Interest Area
- Dragon Palace
- Zhaoxing Dong Village
- Basha Miao Village
- Shiqiao Village
- Upper Langde Miao Village
- Twenty-four Turn Road
- 100-li Azalea National Forest Park
- Zhiiin Cave
- Fanjing Mountain
- Tianlongtunbao Ancient Village
- Suoga Ecological Museum
- Qingyan Ancient Town
- Hejia Village
- Liping Dongxiang