Guizhou Map Atlas

Author: Du Huaijing
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: A provincial series of map atlases published by China Map Publishing House, primarily consisting of the following four parts.
Introduction Maps: Includes maps of administrative divisions, topography, transportation, and tourism.
County/City Maps: The main part of the atlas, presenting detailed information about each county (or multiple counties in one map) regarding administrative divisions, transportation, and tourism, accurately reflecting the distribution of towns and townships after the merger of administrative units in various provinces (regions). Accompanied by concise text descriptions, making it ( means rich in both text and images, so it's translated as "illustrated with both text and images").
City Maps: Provides a relatively detailed reflection of major cities' streets, transportation, service industries, healthcare, cultural education, finance, communication, and tourism.
Tourism Maps: Showcasing major scenic spots and tourist attractions in each province (region).
This series of map atlases adopts the latest results of China's administrative boundary demarcation, offering readers high-quality services with accurate provincial boundaries, rich map content, and one atlas per province (region).
This atlas features nearly 100 maps, providing a detailed introduction to Guizhou Province's natural environment, opening-up, transportation development, scenic spots, local specialties, and major towns, etc.
Comprehensive in content, innovative in format, illustrated with both text and images, and easy to understand, this atlas allows readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of Guizhou Province with just one volume in hand.
Major tourist attractions in Guizhou Province include: Mount Fanjing, Guiyang City, Huangguoshu, Kaili, Weining, and Zunyi.
Located in the southwestern hinterland of China, Guizhou Province borders Hunan Province to the east, and its western and northern regions are connected to the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, covering an area of 170,000 square kilometers.
Guizhou is an exciting place. Compared to the exquisite beauty of the Jiangnan region, the boldness of the northern frontiers, and the holy serenity of the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, it possesses a unique charm. The mountains of Guizhou, with their layered peaks and imposing ridges, are awe-inspiring.
The Stone Forest is another stunning (scenic spot) in Guizhou Province. Its unique rock formations attract tens of thousands of domestic and international tourists.
Lakes add a touch of charm to this mountainous province.
Caohe Lake in western Guizhou, with its emerald-green waters, is a national nature reserve. It is not only a scenic wonder but also a wintering ground for various bird species.
Hongfeng Lake in Qingzhen and Qianling Lake in Guiyang, known as the "pearls of the plateau," are renowned for their beautiful scenery.