Guizhou, a mountaino

Guizhou, a mountainous plateau province in southwestern China, is known as "Qian" or "Gui." Its capital, Guiyang, is renowned for its abundant natural scenery, including Asia's largest Huangguoshu Waterfall, its karst landscapes, and its diverse ethnic cultures. The province, characterized by its mountainous and hilly terrain and unique topography, is home to 17 indigenous ethnic minorities, including the Miao and Buyi, and boasts a rich tapestry of ethnic customs. In recent years, improvements in infrastructure have made transportation increasingly convenient in Guizhou, leading to rapid growth in tourism and Guiyang's big data industry.