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There 2-3 old villages near Chishui. Some of them have an entry fee, others don't. I don't remember the names of the villages, but the fee is not so high (15-20 rmb, I think). As we visited them in low season, we were the only tourists. I have no idea of crowds during holidays. What I think is that Chishui is not well known, so doesn't attract so many people. The villages don't have cars traffic. To reach one of them you need to cross a suspension bridge and ... no touts, no vendors, no tourists shops....
Updated Sep 11, 2007
The hills surrounding Chishui are covered by bamboos. You find parks you can wander around. It's very nice and refreshing during the hot days.
Written Sep 26, 2007
A small river with falls in a bamboo forest. A very beautiful place to spend a day walking. It's possible to swim and you find restaurants on the way.
Written Sep 10, 2007
Address: A few km from the city
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A small river with falls in a bamboo forest. A very beautiful place to spend a day walking. It's possible to swim and you find restaurants on the way.
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Chishui is a small town situated at the border between Sichuan and Guizhou provinces. Historicaly the region was important during the civil war and the Long March. If the town itself has nothing...
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