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The old seven-arch stone bridge over turquoise water at Xiaoqikong, Libo

Libo Xiaoqikong (Small Seven Arches)

荔波小七孔 · Lìbō Xiǎo Qīkǒng

A UNESCO-listed karst forest valley named after an old seven-arch stone bridge, with turquoise lakes, a forest of trees growing in a river, and chains of small waterfalls.

Booking requiredBring your passportFull day; overnight in Libo recommended
Tip

The park is about 12 km long and the best route runs mostly downhill: enter at the west gate, hop on and off the park bus, and finish at the east gate near Libo. It gets very crowded on summer weekends and holidays; go on a weekday if you can.

Opening hours
Entry about 08:00–16:00 To be confirmed
Price
¥120 (Mar–Nov) or ¥100 (Dec–Feb), plus the compulsory park bus ¥40; ticket valid for 2 days
How to book
Buy online in advance (official WeChat ticket site “荔波小七孔售票官网”, the “一码游贵州” mini-program, or Trip.com) with your passport; entry is by ID check and face scan. Could not get tickets? Tell us what you need
Getting there
High-speed train Guiyang North → Libo (from about 1 hour, about ¥70–110), then bus 11 or 13 to the east gate (about ¥5, 15–20 minutes), the direct shuttle (east gate ¥10, west gate ¥35) or a taxi (about ¥30 to the east gate). To be confirmed
Address in Chinese
贵州省黔南布依族苗族自治州荔波县小七孔景区

Photo: FN-082 · CC BY-SA 4.0

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Checked against these sources on 2026-10-02. Rules change often, so confirm on the official site before you go.

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