黄果树瀑布

Huangguoshu Waterfall is located on the Baishui River near Anshun, Guizhou. According to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, it is 77.8 meters high and 101 meters wide. There is a water curtain cave behind the waterfall. Different trails allow you to view waterfalls and karst mountains from multiple angles; some areas may be temporarily closed during heavy rainfall, so please check the scenic spot announcements before setting off.

天河潭

Tianhetan gathers surface karsts, canyons, waterfalls, pools and water-eroded caves within a day trip in the suburbs of Guiyang, making the underground drainage and limestone erosion processes visible. However, the tour experience will be affected by water level, weather and operating conditions; cave lighting and artificial trails are scenic facilities, and the natural geology should be distinguished from the tour system built around it.

壶口瀑布

Hukou Falls is formed by the Yellow River's sharp convergence in a narrow rock trough. The water volume, color, ice and open platforms continue to change. The water here is strong, the rock surface is slippery and may be eroded. You must view it from a managed viewing area and adjust your itinerary in the event of flooding, ice or strong wind closures.

黄果树瀑布群

Huangguoshu is a waterfall system formed by rivers and karst, rather than a single frontal viewing point. The Great Falls, Tianxing Bridge and Doupo Pond respectively present different relationships between water flow, limestone, caves and vegetation; water mist, queues, water levels and one-way flow lines will all affect the experience.

黄河壶口瀑布（山西侧）

At Hukou, the broad Yellow River is forced into a narrow rock trough, forming strong falling water, water mist and seasonal ice. The color, volume and available platforms of the water are constantly changing; this is both a geomorphological event and a cultural symbol of the Yellow River, and must be viewed from a managed platform.