Chenfeng Ethnic Park

　　   Chenfeng Ethnic Park is located in Guanyinshan Village, Laoyingshan Town, Zhongshan District, Liupanshui City, Guizhou Province. It is 20 kilometers from downtown Liupanshui and 16 kilometers from Shuigang. The area is well-connected by road, offering convenient transportation.

　　　　   Chenfeng Ethnic Park is a comprehensive tourist destination integrating sightseeing, entertainment, dining, and accommodation. Upon entering the park, visitors are greeted with an authentic ethnic ambiance, featuring Hani thatched pavilions, Dai stilted houses, and the Mongolian grand camp. There is also an artificial fishing lake for leisure activities, home to wild Dongting fish from Hunan. A Dai-style iron cable suspension bridge spans the lake, inviting guests to take a stroll. The park features interconnected landscapes, and the second artificial lake is the only man-made architectural attraction within the park, often described as a scenic highlight within a scenic spot. Along the lakeside, there is a beach with a Southern-China flavor where visitors can play volleyball, enjoy sunbathing, go swimming, or row boats. At 2:30 PM on sunny days, the traditional Dai Water-Splashing Festival is held, led by performers from Xishuangbanna, Yunnan. The park offers genuine Mongolian yurts, where visitors can listen to the beautiful sounds of the horsehead fiddle, enjoy hearty Mongolian toasting songs, and experience non-stop music and drinks.

　　　　   When night falls, a Torch Festival of the Yi people is held on the waterside stage beneath the dam and the spacious grandstand. Teams carrying torches light bonfires, kicking off a grand ethnic bonfire party. During the evening, you can fully immerse yourself in the passionate and lively songs and dances of the Yi people, the graceful and touching performances of the Dai people, and the stunning skill shows of the Miao people. You can also participate in the Miao “Bride Kidnapping” event.