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🌏 Be friends with Setegi: https://bit.ly/WorldTravel_EBS China Travel: #Guizhou #Guizhou #Cave #Nature #NaturePeople #AboriginalPeople #EthnicMinorities Xingyi, a mountainous region in the Qianxi Nanbuyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture (黔西南布依族苗族自治州), known for its absence of harsh winters and scorching summers, boasts a uniquely scenic landscape created by the karst landscape, which accounts for 62% of Guizhou. The Beipanjiang Grand Canyon (北盤江大峽谷) is a spectacular sight, with its lush green ridges and the volcanic beauty of the Beipan River, while the Malinghe Canyon (馬嶺河峽谷) is a true masterpiece of nature. It's called "Earth's Most Beautiful Scar" because it resembles a deep wound when viewed from space. Its deepest point reaches approximately 280 meters, making it a magnificent sight. The waterfalls cascading down the canyon are spectacular. Located not far from Malinghe Gorge, Wanfenglin (萬峰林, Wanfenglin) is a unique karst landscape composed of tens of thousands of peaks, making it one of the Five Great Peaks of China. Beyond the Wanfenglin, the fields at the foot of the mountain are also spectacular. Known as Bagutian (八卦田, Eight Trigram Fields) for their vortex-shaped formations, these fields add to the mystique of Wanfenglin. Join us for a two-day ethnic minority wedding in this beautiful village. After hearing that people live in caves, we drove down a rugged dirt road to find this place. Deep in the misty mountains lies Zhongdong Maozhai (中洞苗寨, Zhongdong Miaocai). Within this primitive cavern lies a village, with wooden houses, a school, and even an inn, just like any ordinary village. As is typical of caves, people carve wood, brew wine, and make clothing... We explore the hidden reasons behind their cave dwelling and hear their stories of living in harmony with nature. ※ This video is part of the January 6, 2016 broadcast of "World Theme Travel - A Feast of Diversity, Part 3: Exploring the Mysterious Karst Landscapes of Guizhou, China."