Kaili City

Kaili is a small town that serves as a major hub for visiting the countless minorities in eastern Guizhou. The town itself has a minority museum displaying their various traditional costumes and artifacts.

Langde Miao Village
A beautiful village with an impressive traditional organization, in a sublime setting. Performances are regularly performed on the main square.

This mountainous area offers magnificent hikes through a primeval forest, waterfalls and a multitude of small villages to meet the minorities.

This succession of five villages sloping down to a river is the largest Miao settlement. Beautiful hikes in the surrounding area allow you to better understand the organization of the village.

A saying goes that the road to get to a destination is half the fun of the journey. This is indeed the case for access to this village, which is revealed after a panorama of terraced fields as far as the eye can see. You will recognize in the architecture of the houses the inspiration given by the flowers.

This important village hosts a large market every five days that will not only make you discover Miao crafts and art, but also some very pretty streets. Fans can also visit a small embroidery museum.

The Gejia have been classified as belonging to the Miao minority, which was met with discontent from the two ethnic groups who have very different languages ​​and customs. Renowned for their expertise in making batik costumes, you will see that the Gejia villagers still wear this traditional costume made of batik and embroidery.

Yunwu, a village located near Dunyun and its hills, is home to a grand cru of green tea: white down tea. Between the end of March and the beginning of May, tea is made in the village of Yangwang (7km from Yunwu), covered with tea plants.