68-Level Waterfall Cascade
The 68-Level Waterfall Cascade, located next to the Little Seven Arch Bridge, begins right in front of the Laya Waterfall. This waterfall is formed along the karst terrain, consisting of a series of tiers that pour down in a cascading, murmuring flow. Due to the ever-changing riverbed and riverside scenery, each level of the waterfall presents a unique view, making it truly spectacular.
Address: Xiaoqikong Scenic Area, Libo County, Qiannan Buyei and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province
Suggested Duration
1 hour
Transportation
Bus:
There are shuttle buses from Libo County Bus Station to the Greater and Lesser Seven Arch Bridges, running every 15 minutes between 6:00 AM and 5:00 PM. The fare is 9 yuan.
Taxi:
The starting fare for taxis in Libo County is 4 yuan. You can negotiate a fixed price with the driver for a private car to the Greater and Lesser Seven Arch Bridges. However, as Libo County is quite small, walking is usually sufficient unless you have specific needs.
Chartered Car:
If you are traveling in a larger group (more than 6 people) or prefer to share a ride, you can opt for a chartered car. This is especially recommended if you’re going to Maolan, where driving or chartering is necessary. Typically, a 7-seater van with a driver to Maolan starts at 300 yuan per day, while a round-trip transfer to the Greater and Lesser Seven Arch Bridges starts at 150 yuan per day.
Admission
Xiaoqikong Scenic Area All-inclusive Ticket: 110 yuan/person, Sightseeing Bus: 40 yuan/person, Insurance: 5 yuan/person
[Discount Policy]
Children under 1.2 meters and those under 15 years old with valid ID can enter free of charge.
Opening Hours
7:00-17:30
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