National Geographic recommends the most beautiful villages, and in May, bring spring into the Qianhu Miao Village

Although the Miao Village has now become heavily commercialized, as a landmark tourist village of Guizhou, the largest gathering place of Miao villages, one of the most beautiful ancient villages recommended by National Geographic, it is still not to be missed. The commercialization of the Miao Village is heavily criticized, with several main streets filled with travel photography, silver jewelry, and sour soup fish. But 🔺If you come out between 7:30-10:00 in the morning, the pastoral scenery and the village view will shed the commercial atmosphere of the street stalls, returning to the original Miao Village. The morning mist and cooking smoke linger, and the Miao Village remains the same. 🔹Outfit recommendations 1. For pastoral scenery and terraced fields, a white dress is recommended, very photogenic. 2. In the ancient village, it is recommended to wear colors from the Merlot palette for a sense of luxury. 3. Miao ethnic clothing, transform into a Miao girl in the village. 🔸Food recommendations There is a water granary at the No.1 Wind and Rain Bridge with some regular stir-fried dishes that taste okay. Pork skewers, crispy pork trotter noodles, fresh rice cakes, and potato cakes can be tasted as snacks. ▪️Accommodation recommendations 1. It is strongly recommended to stay near the scenic area outside the scenic spot, commuting to and from the Miao Village daily, as the Miao Village ticket is valid for 5 days. Otherwise, it is inconvenient to carry luggage up and down. 2. Inside the scenic area, it is recommended to stay at the 'Viewing Platform', where the window overlooks the beautiful scenery of the Miao Village, but it does require a daily 'mountain climbing' effort. ⚠️Notes in the village 1. Always carry your ID card, as it is needed for the sightseeing car (without it, you will have to buy a new ticket). 2. Prepare anti-slip shoes, as the humidity is high and the slopes are steep. 3. Bring an umbrella, as the rain really does come suddenly.