When you come to Guizhou, you must see the great waterfall in textbooks and Journey to the West - Huangguoshu Waterfall

Huangguoshu Waterfall, the largest waterfall in Asia, was formerly known as 'Bai Shui River Waterfall'. When Xu Xiake traveled here, he saw Huangguoshu trees (a kind of yellow citrus fruit without citric acid and sweet Guang citrus) all around, so he named it 'Huangguoshu Waterfall' and wrote it in his travel notes, and the beautiful name spread. 'Pounding pearls and breaking jade, the spray is surging back, like smoke and fog rising into the sky, the momentum is very strong'. The water flows straight down, sounding like thunder. Look at it from multiple angles, appreciate its beauty, and walk into the water curtain cave to truly experience its magic. The uniqueness of Huangguoshu Waterfall lies in its combination of multi-level waterfalls. The total height of the waterfall is 77.8 meters, of which the main waterfall is 67 meters high; the waterfall is 101 meters wide, of which the top of the main waterfall is 83.3 meters wide. This multi-level waterfall design makes Huangguoshu Waterfall visually more spectacular. Seeing is believing for Huangguoshu Waterfall. The magnificent and spectacular sight seen with your own eyes is still very shocking. The mist from all sides and the very loud sound of the water flow are all indicating the power of nature.