Qianling Mountain Park, a green oasis in the bustling city

Qianling Mountain Park is located right in the city center, featuring macaques, temples, and a zoo. It's perfect for a leisurely morning stroll~ Qianling Mountain Park showcases the quintessential beauty of Guizhou's landscapes—ancient temples, sacred springs, primeval forests, and wild macaques of all sizes. Currently, it's the best time to admire the ginkgo and maple leaves, accompanied by the faint fragrance of osmanthus. The zoo is home to talking mynas, performing little Lao Fei, green baboons, black langurs, black-and-white colobus monkeys, mute swans, wreathed hornbills, white peacocks, brown bears, Siberian tigers, African lions, and more. The Panda House features two male giant pandas: 14-year-old Haibin and 11-year-old Xingbao. Qilin Cave: During the Anti-Japanese War and the Liberation War, Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng, who initiated the Xi'an Incident, were imprisoned here successively. While Qianling Mountain Park has many monkeys, they won't bother you if you don't provoke them. Keep a safe distance and avoid openly carrying food or drinks. At Qianling Mountain, everyone can find "spirituality" in the accessible wonders of nature. Leaving behind the crowded northern regions of the motherland and heading south, the wilderness strips away the urban hustle. Wander the winding mountain paths of the southern ranges and breathe in the slightly humid air. Macaques leap and dart around you, roaming freely through the woods. With each step on the fallen leaves, nature suddenly feels tangible—spirituality has descended upon the human world.