Nanhua Village in Kaili, Qiandongnan
The village is well known for its beautiful natural scenery and interesting minority customs. Miao have their own beautiful songs, drum performances, and wedding ceremonies. All these have attracted both Chinese and foreign tourists.
Type: Minority Village
Chinese Name: 凯里南花村
Admission Ticket: Free
Location: Sanjeshu Town, Kaili City, Guizhou Province(贵州省凯里市三棵树镇)
Nanhua Village
Nanhua Village is southeast of Three Trees Town, about 15 kilometers from the city of Kaili, the capital of Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province. It is situated on the bank of the beautiful Bala River and faces the Lu (Rong) inter-provincial highway across the river.
Why is Nanhua Village So Special?
The village is well known for its beautiful natural scenery and interesting minority customs. Village houses are dotted around the mountain and the diaojiao buildings (wooden houses propped up by wooden supports with ladders leading up) are like tier upon tier of peaks, one rising higher than the other, surrounded by green forest. The village population is 100% Miao. Miao have their own beautiful songs, drum performances, and wedding ceremonies. All these have attracted both Chinese and foreign tourists.
How to get to Nanhua Village
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If you want to get out of the traffic and hassle of navigation, you can book a private tour package that includes visiting, dining and transfer from us. Our local guide and driver will escort you to Nanhua Village and most convenient way and take care of all the details. You just have to focus on the visiting.
Independent Traveler
Bus
You can take a bus at Kaili Bus Station (direction Leishan City) and get off at the Nanhua Miao Village exit on the Lu Rong Inter-Provincial Highway.
Useful Travel Tips
Festivals of Miao
In addition to these somewhat more exclusive Miao customs there are a number of public Miao festivals in which visitors are more than welcome to participate. These include: the Sisters Festival, which is held on the second day of the second month of the lunar calendar; the Zongzi Festival, which is held on the fifth day of the fifth month of the lunar calendar; the Eating New Things Festival, which is held on the seventh day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar; and the Miaozu Year, which is held on the tenth day of the tenth month of the lunar calendar.
