Guizhous
Guizhous, commonly known as Guizhou Province, is a landlocked province in southwest China. It is bordered by Sichuan to the north, Yunnan to the west, Hunan to the east, Guangxi to the southeast, and Chongqing Municipality to the northeast. The capital is Guiyang. The province is known for its mountainous terrain and extensive karst formations. Its climate is humid subtropical highland, with mild winters and hot, wet summers; rainfall is plentiful, supporting forestry and agriculture. The Wu River and other waterways traverse the province, contributing to diverse ecosystems.
Guizhou is one of China’s most ethnically diverse regions, with numerous minority communities including Miao, Dong,
Economic profile: historically resource- and agriculture-based, Guizhou has diversified into tourism, manufacturing, and services. It has
Tourism and culture: Notable sites include the Huangguoshu Waterfall, Zhijin Cave, and Fanjingshan (Mount Fanjing) in