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3 Available Tour Excursions in Xingyi

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Visit highlights of Guizhou including the Xingyi(Karst mountains),Anshun(Waterfalls & Cave),Kaili(Minority villages),Zhenyuan(Ancient town) and Tongren(World Heritage) with this private 6 day tour from Xingyi. You will be picked up from your Xingyi hotel and dropped off at Tongren hotel/airport/train station.

Price: $1,500.00

Duration: 144 hours

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We provides convenient private transfer service between Guizhou Xingyi hotel to Yunnan Kunming hotel. We offer many choices of vehicles and all our drivers are professional and know every corners of this area quite well. All the clean, tidy air-con vehicles we use are licensed with insurance. The vehicles will be just for you, your family or your group.

Price: $240.00

Duration: 4 hours

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Visit highlights of Guizhou including the Xingyi,Anshun,Guiyang,Libo,Congjiang,Kaili,Zhenyuan and Tongren with this private 14 day tour from Xingyi. You will be picked up from your Xingyi hotel and dropped off at Tongren hotel/airport/train station.

Price: $2,675.00

Duration: 336 hours

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Key Info for Visitors

  • Currency: CNY
  • Languages: Mandarin Chinese, local ethnic minority languages (such as Bouyei and Miao), some English in tourist areas
  • Climate: Subtropical humid
  • Timezone: Asia/Shanghai
  • Population: Approximately 1.2 million
  • Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is spring through autumn to avoid cold winters and heavy rains.
  • Visa Requirements Visitors to Xingyi generally require a Chinese visa. Citizens from visa-exempt countries may enter China without a visa for short stays, but most tourists from the US, EU, and UK need to apply for a visa in advance. E-visa options are not widely available for China. Visa on arrival is generally not available except for certain transit situations. A valid passport, completed application, and sometimes an invitation letter or proof of accommodation are required.

About Xingyi

Xingyi is a captivating city located in Guizhou Province, China, known for its stunning karst landscapes and rich ethnic diversity. It serves as a gateway to some of the most breathtaking natural scenery in southwestern China, including dramatic limestone formations, caves, and rivers. The city’s unique appeal lies in its blend of natural beauty and vibrant local cultures, especially those of the Bouyei and Miao ethnic groups. Visitors are drawn to Xingyi for its outdoor adventures, cultural festivals, and tranquil rural atmosphere. The surrounding region offers excellent opportunities for hiking, caving, and exploring traditional villages. Unlike more commercialized destinations, Xingyi provides an authentic experience of China’s ethnic minority heritage and pristine environment. Its relatively undeveloped tourism infrastructure means travelers can enjoy peaceful exploration and warm local hospitality. For those seeking a mix of nature, culture, and adventure off the beaten path, Xingyi is a compelling choice.

Xingyi Tours & Experiences

  • Top Attractions: Highlights of Southern China
  • Duration Range: Custom Durations
  • Group Size: Private or shared tours
  • Difficulty Level: Beginner to Advanced
  • Recommended For: The best time to visit is spring through autumn to avoid cold winters and heavy rains. Pack comfortable walking shoes, light rain gear, and layered clothing. Respect local customs, especially in ethnic minority villages. Carry some cash as card acceptance may be limited outside urban areas. Stay hydrated and be cautious with spicy foods if sensitive. Safety is generally good, but standard travel vigilance is advised. Learning basic Mandarin phrases or using a translation app will enhance the experience.

Average Tour Price: $95

Lowest Price Tour: $50

Highest Price Tour: $180

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Important Tour Information

  • Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
  • Check tour cancellation and refund policies
  • Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
  • Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation

Top Attractions

1. Maling River Canyon – A spectacular karst canyon with crystal-clear waters, dramatic cliffs, and opportunities for boat tours and hiking. 2. Zhijin Cave – One of China’s largest and most impressive limestone caves, featuring stunning stalactites and underground rivers. 3. Wanfenglin Scenic Area – Known as the “Forest of Ten Thousand Peaks,” this area boasts thousands of limestone peaks creating a surreal landscape. 4. Xingyi Ancient Town – A historic town with traditional architecture and local markets showcasing ethnic crafts and foods. 5. Dashahe National Forest Park – A lush forest park ideal for nature walks, bird watching, and experiencing local flora and fauna.

Popular Activities

Visitors to Xingyi can enjoy hiking through karst landscapes, exploring extensive cave systems, and taking boat rides along scenic rivers. Cultural experiences include attending ethnic minority festivals, visiting traditional villages, and sampling local crafts. Adventure seekers can try rock climbing and mountain biking in the rugged terrain. Photography and nature observation are popular due to the region’s unique geology and biodiversity. Relaxed strolls through ancient towns and markets offer insight into local life and traditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

The best time to visit Xingyi is from April to October when the weather is warm and pleasant.

Yes, Xingyi hosts traditional ethnic minority festivals such as the Bouyei and Miao New Year celebrations, which showcase local customs and performances.

English is not widely spoken outside major tourist spots, so basic Mandarin or a translation app is recommended.

We have tours designed for various age groups and fitness levels. Each tour description includes specific requirements and recommendations.

Local Food & Cuisine

Xingyi’s cuisine reflects the flavors of Guizhou Province with a focus on spicy, sour, and savory tastes. Signature dishes include sour fish soup, spicy beef hotpot, and rice noodles with chili sauce. Local specialties often incorporate fresh herbs and pickled vegetables. Dining customs emphasize communal meals with shared dishes. Noteworthy restaurants include local family-run eateries serving authentic ethnic minority dishes and small street stalls offering quick snacks like rice cakes and grilled meats.

Getting Around

Xingyi is accessible by air via Xingyi Wanfenglin Airport, with flights connecting to major Chinese cities. By train and bus, it links to regional hubs in Guizhou. Local transportation includes taxis, buses, and motorbike taxis. Walking and cycling are common in town and scenic areas. Transportation costs are generally affordable. Visitors should plan transfers in advance during peak travel seasons.

Travel Tips

The best time to visit is spring through autumn to avoid cold winters and heavy rains. Pack comfortable walking shoes, light rain gear, and layered clothing. Respect local customs, especially in ethnic minority villages. Carry some cash as card acceptance may be limited outside urban areas. Stay hydrated and be cautious with spicy foods if sensitive. Safety is generally good, but standard travel vigilance is advised. Learning basic Mandarin phrases or using a translation app will enhance the experience.

Culture & Customs

Xingyi’s culture is deeply influenced by its ethnic minority communities, with rich traditions in music, dance, and handicrafts. Social customs emphasize hospitality and respect for elders. Important festivals include the Bouyei and Miao New Year, featuring traditional dress and performances. Visitors should dress modestly when visiting villages and ask permission before photographing people. Gift-giving and polite greetings are appreciated. Understanding local taboos and showing interest in cultural heritage fosters positive interactions.

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