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Discover the Wonders of Yaoshan Mountain and Explore the "Oriental Indians"

Here’s the ultimate 2-day itinerary for Libo! 🌟 This small town, known as the "Emerald on the Earth's Belt," will absolutely make your trip worthwhile. Especially the ancient Yao Village hidden deep in the mountains, where the beauty of primitiveness and tranquility is showcased to perfection~ 📍DAY1: Immerse Yourself in Yao Culture 【Ancient Yao Village】Ticket: 80 RMB, recommended visit time: 3 hours Depart from Libo County at 9 AM, and you'll arrive at this well-preserved Yao village after about a 50-minute drive. Enter through the main gate and stroll along the cobblestone paths: - At the Bronze Drum Square in the village center, enjoy free Yao dance performances daily at 11 AM and 3 PM. - Don’t miss traditional activities like spinning tops and crossbow shooting. - The ancient oil press deep in the village is a perfect photo spot. - Bring cash! Many elderly women sell exquisite hand-embroidered Yao bags. For lunch, try "Yao Family Restaurant" at the village entrance (around 40 RMB per person). Their sour fish soup and bamboo-tube rice are must-tries. After lunch, hike up the scenic trail for 20 minutes to reach the best viewpoint overlooking the entire village—absolutely breathtaking! 📍DAY2: A Refreshing Nature Escape The Small and Big Seven Arches Scenic Area is just 30 minutes from the village (ticket: 170 RMB, includes shuttle bus). Spend a full day here: - Start with the Small Seven Arches in the morning—the Wolong Pond’s water is as blue as gemstones. - Enjoy Libo rice noodles at a Buyi ethnic restaurant in the scenic area for lunch. - Explore the Big Seven Arches in the afternoon, and don’t miss the Natural Bridge and Terror Gorge. 🏡 Accommodation Recommendations: 1. For an immersive experience, stay at a Yao-style guesthouse in the village (600+ RMB during peak season)—perfect for stargazing at night. 2. For better value, choose Zhangjiang Tribe Hotel in Libo County (around 300 RMB), with convenient dining options. ⚠️ Practical Tips: - Wear comfortable sneakers—the village paths are all cobblestone! - Bring a light jacket for temperature swings between morning and evening. - Bargain hard when buying Yao silver jewelry—start by halving the price. - June to August is the most beautiful season, but book accommodations in advance.
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Posted: Jul 22, 2025
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