Overview:

Guizhou Huangguoshu Waterfall In China is a 278-meter tall, 81.8-meter wide waterfall located in Anshun, Guizhou. It is ranked as the largest waterfall in Asia, and it is one of the largest waterfalls in China. The waterfall is part of the Huangguoshu Scenic Area, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The view of Huangguoshu Waterfall from an overlook platform is considered to be one of the most spectacular natural sites in China. Its high volume and short stature can be seen in photos. The waterfall is especially picturesque during the summer months when the thunderous roar of its waters can be heard from afar. It is one of the most beautiful monuments in China
Prominent Features:

1. 77.8 meters high and 101 meters wide, making it the biggest in Asia. 2. Spectacular 18-tier waterfall cascade. 3. More than 100 thousand liters of water cascade down its face each second. 4. The thundering sound of up to 70,000 cubic meters of water pouring off the cliffs and into the chasm can be heard for miles around. 5. Over 700 caves and limestone peaks can be found around Huangguoshu, many of which can be explored by boat or on foot. 6. Numerous stalactites, stalagmites, and limestone formations in the caves. 7. Magnificent twin waterfalls — the Dragon Gate a.k.a. Taiyan Waterfall — creates a stunning view from a distance. 8. The Water Curtain Cave (Shuiliandong) considered one of China's top three wonders, is a popular attraction at the waterfall. 9. Surrounded by lush vegetation and fun activities, including swimming, rafting, canoeing, and zip lining. You can learn history, culture, and heritage through these magnificent monuments in China.

History:

The Guizhou Huangguoshu Waterfall (also known as Huangguoshu Waterfall) is located in the Anshun city of Guizhou Province, southwest China. It is one of the largest waterfalls in China and the most renowned waterfalls in Asia. The Huangguoshu Waterfall is primarily fed by the Baishui River, and has been a tourist destination since records of the Ming dynasty (1368 - 1644). The park was initially named 'Huangguoshu National Park' when it was first established in 1988. The name was later changed to 'Guizhou Huangguoshu Waterfall' to accurately describe the area, and it now also includes nearby scenic spots such as the Longtan Valley and Wukui Mountain. At 81.2 meters high and 101 meters wide, the main Huangguoshu Waterfall is one of the most iconic spots in the National Park and China as a whole. The side cascades including Secondary Fall and the Water-Curtain Cave create a spectacular scene. Nearby attractions include the Dragon Palace and the Zhijin Cave. The Huangguoshu Waterfall National Park has also become popular for its array of rare flora and fauna as well as its unique surrounding landscape. In 1997, the park was awarded the honor of "A-grade National-level Scenic Spot". In 2004, it was listed as one of the six regions approved by the China National Tourism Administration as a 'scenic area with concentrated tourist attractions'. For visitors, there are various activities available including rafting, rafting, hiking, sightseeing and cultural exploration. The beauty of the Huangguoshu Waterfall and the nearby areas make it a must-visit destination for any traveler. With its rich cultural heritage, spectacular scenery and collection of rare plants and animals, the Huangguoshu Waterfall National Park will continue to be a popular destination for travelers from all over the world. Visit one of the famous monuments of China with your friends and family.

Interesting facts:

1. It is the largest waterfall in China and in East Asia, with a width of 81 meters and a height of 74 meters. 2. It is an ancient waterfall known to have existed for over two and a half million years. 3. The word “Huangguoshu” means “Yellow Fruit Tree waterfall”, inspired by the many yellow fruit trees (Chinese Loquat) growing nearby. 4. It is surrounded by stunning natural scenery complete with travertine limestone formations, peculiar rock formations, and dense bamboo forests. 5. It was made a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2000 due to its great geological, ecological, and cultural significance. 6. Every summer, millions of tourists flock to the area to take in the natural beauty of the waterfall. 7. Tourists can also explore the many caves in the surrounding area that were carved out of the limestone by the power of the waterfall's flowing water. 8. The area has many different types of plants and animals, including two endangered species, the Chinese sturgeon and finless porpoise. 9. There are many cultural activities for tourists to enjoy such as water puppet shows, boat trips, and traditional folk performances. One of the historical monuments of China, it tells the story of a bygone era