Feiyunya, Guizhou: A forgotten ancient temple, a peaceful and tranquil paradise for the soul.

In Huangping County, Qiandongnan Prefecture, Guizhou, about 12 km from the county seat, lies a hidden gem sealed by time - Feiyunya. Wang Yangming once marveled, "The mountains of the world gather in Yunnan and Guizhou, and the beauty of Yunnan and Guizhou is concentrated in this cliff." Here, late Qing southern architecture and Guizhou's local style intertwine, with pavilions and towers arranged in an orderly manner, showcasing the charm of gardens, and every brick and tile exudes an ancient elegance. The key is that it is free of ticket troubles and commercial noise. Stepping into this pure land, the fragrance of moss and greenery fills the air, and the tranquility of the ancient buildings instantly envelops you. You can bring tea and snacks, sit leisurely here, and enjoy a pleasant time. Navigation will take you there, but transportation is slightly inconvenient, so driving is the most suitable option, and the parking lot in front of the scenic area gate is spacious. On the way from Guiyang to Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village, you might as well stop here, and you will be amazed. For accommodation, you can choose Huangping County, or head straight to Guiyang or Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village. Recommended check-in points: - Feiyunya Archway, where ethnic and foreign cultures blend, with striking red, white, and gray colors, every shot is a masterpiece. - Feiyunya Ethnic Festival Museum, the first of its kind in China, condenses nearly a thousand festivals in Guizhou, leaving people amazed at the rich and diverse festival culture of Guizhou. - Yuetan Temple, where tranquility and ethnic culture collide, with towering ginkgo trees in front of the temple, green moss on the stone steps, mysterious and quiet, inspiring awe.