If you save money, naturally choose the train.

I went to Libo, Guizhou last April, and I have been to Huangguoshu before. My experience is that we must book train tickets in advance. I have always known that train tickets in Guizhou are easy to buy, but since we basically sold out ten days in advance, we finally bought more than 70 hard seats, which doesn't sound expensive, but there is a train with more than 30 hard seats, which takes a few hours less than ours, so I suggest you book train tickets in advance.

I recommend Libo, because Huangguoshu has been there, and it is only a waterfall. I left after reading it. Libo has many scenic spots and is a world-class nature reserve. More than 90 places are undeveloped. I think it's no worse than Jiuzhai. Seven small arches are good, but you must go to the aquatic forest. It's really beautiful. It's underwater. It's a little dangerous for people to walk on it. Guizhou is the hometown of waterfalls. There are many waterfalls on your way to Libo, and the tour bus will stop at the scenic spot for tourists to watch and take pictures. I remember that once our car passed directly under the waterfall, and the waterfall flying above was beautiful. So I suggest you go to Libo, the first stop in Guizhou, and you can choose a self-help tour. The advantage is that you can arrange your own time and spend more time in scenic spots. The disadvantage is that the price is more expensive than the tour group. So if you have extra time after swimming in Libo, you can join a group. It is suggested that you often eat Guizhou snacks when changing trains in Guiyang, such as ice porridge, rose cream, potato harrow, silk doll and sausage noodles. There are more scenic spots in Libo than Huangguoshu, and you can also see small waterfalls.