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Pabellón de la dinastía Ming sobre una roca en el río Nanming
3 consejos
- Visita al atardecer, cuando está iluminada
- Cruza el puente de piedra para las mejores fotos
- Entrada gratuita al recinto
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Parque en colina boscosa con monos y lagos
3 consejos
- Mantén la comida lejos de los monos
- Ve temprano para evitar multitudes
- Reserva medio día
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- 3
Templo budista en la cima de la colina Qianling
3 consejos
- Sube atravesando el parque Qianling
- Atento a los monos salvajes
- Hay comidas vegetarianas
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Museo provincial de la historia y la cultura étnica de Guizhou
3 consejos
- Entrada gratuita con registro de pasaporte
- Cerrado los lunes
- Reserva unas dos horas
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- 5
Parque escénico junto al lago, al sur de la ciudad.
3 consejos
- Toma el autobús o el metro desde el centro
- Bueno para andar en bicicleta
- Mejor en primavera y otoño
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- 6
Antiguo pueblo amurallado de la dinastía Ming con calles de piedra y tiendas
3 consejos
- Prueba los pies de cerdo y el azúcar de rosa
- Llega temprano para evitar multitudes
- Toma el autobús desde la estación sur
📷 Fotos
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La cascada más grande de China, excursión de un día desde la ciudad
3 consejos
- Toma el tren de alta velocidad a Anshun
- Reserva un día completo
- Lleva un impermeable
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- 8
Gran lago escénico con islas al oeste de la ciudad
3 consejos
- Mejor con día soleado
- Reserva medio día
- Hay paseos en barco
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- 9
Paseos junto al río que atraviesan el centro de la ciudad
3 consejos
- Excelente para un paseo nocturno
- Iluminado por la noche
- Los puentes ofrecen buenos ángulos para fotos
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Antes de ir: consejos para Guiyang
Transporte
- Ride the Guiyang Metro: lines connect the old centre around Penshuichi with Guanshanhu and the North and East railway stations; scan in with Alipay or WeChat transit codes.
- Use high-speed rail for day trips: Guiyang North and Guiyang East stations have fast trains to Kaili for Miao villages, Anshun for Huangguoshu Falls, and on to Chongqing and Kunming.
- Book DiDi for taxis: the DiDi app inside Alipay has an English interface and shows your destination in Chinese, which avoids language mix-ups with drivers on Guiyang's hilly roads.
Seguridad
- Keep your passport handy: hotels, train stations and some attractions check ID, and you need your passport number to buy rail tickets on 12306 or Trip.com.
- Watch your phone at night markets: busy food streets such as Qingyun Road night market get crowded, so keep your phone and wallet zipped away while you queue for snacks.
- Drink boiled or bottled water: tap water is not for drinking; hotels provide kettles and bottled water, and busy food stalls with high turnover are the safest bet for street food.
Ahorro
- Eat Guiyang snacks: a bowl of changwang noodles for breakfast or siwawa, wrapped pancakes you fill yourself with pickled vegetables, cost little and fill you up.
- Set up mobile payment: link a foreign card to Alipay or WeChat Pay before you arrive, since many stalls rarely take cash and paying by QR code avoids change and card issues.
- Enjoy free parks: Qianling Park offers forest trails, Hongfu Temple and resident macaques for free, and the riverside walk past Jiaxiu Pavilion is also free to stroll.
Clima y ropa
- Enjoy cool summers: thanks to its altitude on the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, Guiyang stays pleasantly mild in summer, so light layers and a thin jacket are usually enough.
- Always pack rain gear: locals say the sky is never clear for three days in a row, and drizzle and grey skies are common in every season, so bring a light umbrella or rain jacket.
- Layer up in winter: winters are damp and chilly, and many older buildings have limited heating, so bring a warm sweater, thermal layers and a waterproof coat.
Cultura
- Taste sour soup fish: Guizhou suantangyu is a tangy red soup with tomato and chilli; it originates with the Miao people around Kaili and is a favourite for group dinners.
- Learn about minority cultures: Guizhou is home to Miao, Buyi and Dong peoples; the Guizhou Provincial Museum explains their silver, costumes and festivals well.
- Be patient and polite: English is limited, so use a translation app, keep a calm tone and accept that shared dishes and loud, lively meals are normal in local restaurants.
Trucos locales
- See Jiaxiu Pavilion at night: this Ming-era tower on the Nanming River is lit up after dark, and the riverside promenade around it is one of Guiyang's nicest evening walks.
- Day trip to Qingyan Ancient Town: south of the city, Qingyan has stone walls, temples and snack streets; try its famous braised pig trotters and rose sugar treats.
- Book Huangguoshu early: the big waterfall near Anshun gets packed on weekends and holidays, so go on a weekday and buy tickets online in advance via the official channels.
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