Huaxi Park.

Although Guiyang tourism is great, you must visit the city garden that blends with natural scenery if you have time. You can reach Huaxi Park by taking Metro Line 3, which is extremely convenient. One day is definitely not enough to explore the entire park. Crossing the Pigeon Bridge, you'll find streams on both sides of the shaded path. Further ahead is the Hundred Steps Bridge, a unique stepping stone bridge made up of over 130 stone piers. However, be careful as there is flowing water on both sides, and it can be very slippery when it rains. The park is surrounded by Linshan, Guishan, and Sheshan mountains. Upon seeing an observation deck on Linshan, I climbed to the top and discovered Feiyun Pavilion and Qianshan Yizhu Cliff Inscription, both hidden in the dense forest and not visible from the outside. These lesser-known attractions have a certain depth to them. There is a small natural cave in Feiyun Pavilion that leads to the observation deck, offering a unique experience when you crawl through it. Linshan, Guishan, Sheshan: Small hills surrounding the park, connected to the main gate, offering a panoramic view from the top.