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14 Days in Bijie

Two weeks across the karst plateau — flowers, caves, the crane lake, Guizhou's roof and gorges, plus honest neighbour days at Liupanshui and Anshun.

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Best time: Late March-April for azaleas; November-March for cranes; August-September for chive bloomsBudget: mid-range

Quick Answer

Is 14 days enough for Bijie?

14 days lets you go beyond Bijie's core into neighborhoods, food markets, and one or two day trips at a relaxed pace.

Source: NihaoVisit Bijie guide

14-day Bijie itinerary at a glance

Use our full Bijie travel guide as the base and adapt it to 14 days. Keep the city's three signature attractions as the backbone; fill the rest with neighborhood walks, food markets, and an easy day trip.

Baili Dujuan azalea beltZhijin CaveCaohai wetland cranesJiucaiping (Guizhou's roof)Huangguoshu day trip (Anshun)
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Day 1

Arrival & Dafang Heritage

The 2019 Chengdu-Guiyang HSR stops at Bijie and Dafang; the museum introduces the Ming-era Yi leader Shexiang, who died in 1396, and the rebuilt Yi-heritage town beside it.

Scenes from Bijie, China
  1. bijie shexiang museum
  2. bijie muege ancient town
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Day 2

Baili Dujuan Azalea Day

The wild belt stretches some 50 kilometres across 125.8 square kilometres of hills; the bloom runs from late March through April, with the Puding and Jinpo viewing loops.

Scenes from Bijie, China
  1. bijie baili azalea
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Day 3

Zhiga Alu Lake Day

A slow reservoir day between Dafang and Qianxi — island points, ferry landings and orchard lanes in the Wujiang headwater country.

Scenes from Bijie, China
  1. bijie zhiga alu lake
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Day 4

Bijie Rest Day

A slow day of wet-market breakfasts, buckwheat snacks and a riverfront nap before the eastern block.

Scenes from Bijie, China
  1. bijie city markets
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Day 5

Zhijin Cave & Canyon

About 90 minutes south-east, the 12.1-kilometre cave system walks some 6.6 kilometres of chambers and a canyon mouth with a natural skylight.

  1. bijie zhijin cave
  2. bijie zhijin grand canyon
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Day 6

Zhijin Town & Caishen Temple

A town day in Zhijin — the Qing-era Caishen temple built in 1783 stands above the lanes, its three-tiered eaves a county landmark; visit it as a building, quietly.

  1. bijie caishen temple
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Day 7

Wujiang Source Gallery & Huawu

East to Qianxi for the boat stretch of the Wujiang reservoir gorge and the riverside Miao village of Huawu, famous for its embroidered sleeves and cliff-side lanes.

  1. bijie wujiang source gallery
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Day 8

Caohai Wetland (Weining)

Two and a half hours west to the 2,170-metre plateau lake, a national reserve since 1992 — from November to March around 2,000 black-necked cranes winter on the shallows. Overnight in Weining.

  1. bijie caohai reserve
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Day 9

Jiucaiping & Return

At Hezhang county, the 2,777-metre summit is the highest point of Guizhou; in August and September the wild chive meadows of the Da platform turn violet on the drive back.

  1. bijie jiucaiping
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Day 10

Jiming Sanxing Day

North-west to the tripoint where Sichuan, Yunnan and Guizhou meet at a bend of the Chishui river country — viewpoints, a ferry crossing and strong-maize spirits country.

  1. bijie jiming sanxing
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Day 11

Bijie Rest Day

Markets, a long mutton-soup lunch and a riverside stroll — the last excursion block starts tomorrow.

  1. bijie city markets
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Day 12

Liupanshui Day (neighbour city)

An honest neighbour-city day — the summer "cool capital" whose averages run about 19.7 degrees, and the Tuole village of thousand-year ginkgo trees at its best in late October.

  1. liupanshui tuole ginkgo village
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Day 13

Anshun Day (neighbour city)

By rail to the waterfall city — the 77.8-metre, 101-metre-wide fall behind its water-curtain cave, an honest day in the neighbour prefecture Anshun.

Huangguoshu Waterfall, Anshun, China
  1. huangguoshu waterfall
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Day 14

City Morning & Departure

A wet-market breakfast of buckwheat cakes and mutton soup, a slow loop of the riverfront, then the HSR from Bijie station.

  1. bijie city markets

Budget for 14 days in Bijie

TierPer day14 days total
BackpackerUSD $50–$80USD $700–$1,120
Mid-rangeUSD $100–$200USD $1,400–$2,800
LuxuryUSD $300+USD $4,200+

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Frequently asked questions

What is the daily budget for Bijie?
Budget travelers: USD $50–$80/day. Mid-range: $100–$200/day. Luxury: $300+/day. These cover hotel, three meals, transit, and one paid attraction per day.
Do I need a visa to visit Bijie?
It depends on your passport — see our <a href="/china-visa-2026/">China visa guide</a> for the latest country-by-country list. Most Western passport holders can enter visa-free for 30 days as of 2026.
How do I get from the airport to the center of Bijie?
Bijie's main airport connects to the city center via airport bus, taxi, or metro where available. See the airport transfer section of our Bijie guide.
Can I use 14 days for both Bijie and a side trip?
Yes — with 14 days you can pair Bijie with one nearby city (e.g. a short rail or bus side trip) and still have buffer days.
Is Bijie safe for tourists?
Yes. Bijie has very low violent crime rates and is widely considered safe for foreign tourists. Standard petty-theft precautions apply. See our <a href="/is-china-safe-2026/">is China safe</a> page.

See also: Bijie travel guide, China visa 2026, China trip cost.