Chishui River Valley Tourism Resort
The Chishui River Valley Tourism Resort is a science education base.
The Chishui River Valley Tourism Resort in Chishui City, Zunyi, Guizhou Province, spans the three counties/cities of Renhuai, Xishui, and Chishui. Centered around the Chishui River and the Chishui Greenway, it stretches from Maotai Town in the south to the Chishui Tourist Center in the north. It integrates canyon sightseeing, riverside cycling, liquor wellness, ancient town leisure, and red culture experiences, and has also been designated as a national-level tourism resort.
Stepping into the Chishui River Valley National Tourism Resort, visitors no longer experience a rushed or superficial journey. You can fully explore attractions such as the Chishui Grand Waterfall, Sidonggou, and Foguangyan, and marvel at the magnificence of the motherland’s landscapes. You can leisurely stroll through Maotai Wine Town and Tucheng Ancient Town to immerse yourself in the depth of sauce-flavor liquor culture, salt transport culture, and red culture. You can hop on a bicycle and ride through the valley, feeling the rushing river beneath your feet and the beautiful green mountains on both sides, enjoying the intoxicating experience of “the road within the scenery, the scenery along the road.”
The resort is connected by the Chishui River, linking two world-class brands—Guizhou Maotai and Chishui Danxia—at its ends. Along the route, there are naturally premium tourist attractions such as Maotai Wine Town, the millennia-old ancient town of Tucheng, the Sites of the Four Crossings of the Chishui River, the Chishui Grand Waterfall, and the Foguangyan Scenic Area.
Due to the concentration of tourism resources, the Chishui River Valley National Tourism Resort has become a prime destination for leisure and vacation, combining natural scenery and cultural-historical attractions to form a “fast access, slow exploration” travel pattern. At the same time, the resort has also become a beautiful calling card of “Drunkenly Beautiful Zunyi” and a favorite among many travelers.
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