Colorful Guizhou City, adjacent to Guiyang Longdongbao International Airport, serves as the true “gateway to Guizhou” and “final stop before leaving the province.” Hailed as the “scenic window” sowcasing the province's splendor and the “welcoming hall” for visitors from all corners, it is not only a cultural tourism landmark but also a “micro-vacation” destination. Here, Guizhou's ecological lndscapes, ethnic traditions, and contemporary lifestyle converge.

Upon entering, the towering Dong Drum Tower—the largest single-structure of its kind in Southwest China—stands majestically, complemented by meticulously crafted ethnic-themed scenes that create an immersive experience where every step reveals a new vista. Cultural depth unfolds layer by layer: savor specialty dishes from nine prefectures at the “Thousand Mountains, Hundred Flavors Snack Hub”; encounter exquisite Miao embroidery and batik at the intangible cultural heritage shop; and experience the epic grandeur of history brought to life through technology at “Red Ribbon,” China's first immersive digital experience hall dedicated to the Long March. The 1958 Cultural and Creative Park, repurposed from old factory buildings, regularly hosts diverse art exhibitions, serving as a space where tradition and modernity engage in dialogue.

This vibrant hub operates year-round with a “weekly events, monthly themes” model, continuously staging spectacular activities like the “Colorful Starlight Show” music stage, ethnic parades, and diverse sports competitions. From specialty snacks to time-honored restaurants, intangible cultural heritage crafts to trendy travel photography, over 115 merchants converge here, forming a complete one-stop service loop encompassing dining, lodging, transportation, sightseeing, shopping, and entertainment. Colorful Guizhou City is a vibrant metropolis where you can instantly immerse yourself and experience the full panorama of Guizhou's diversity.