Longtang Village in Guizhou, China, lies hidden among the rolling mountains of southwestern China. It is a simple mountain village with a distinctive highland character. The village is built along the slopes, with houses scattered across the hillsides and terraced fields stretching layer by layer with the contours of the mountains. Together with the distant mountain ranges, they form a classic rural landscape of Guizhou. It rained throughout the day of filming, while clouds and mist constantly drifted through the valleys and around the peaks. The distant mountains appeared and disappeared in the fog, and the terraces, village houses, and winding mountain roads were all wrapped in the damp rain and mist. The steady sound of rain, water dripping from the eaves, and the surrounding mountain scenery blended together, making Longtang Village look like a traditional Chinese landscape painting slowly unfolding in the rain.

Filmed on: September 4, 2026

🌿 Travel Tips

✅ Best time to visit: From April to June, the mountains and countryside are lush and green, with relatively frequent rain and mist, making it a good time to experience the humid, layered scenery of Guizhou’s mountain villages. From September to October, the terraced fields become richer in color and the mountain landscape gains greater depth, making autumn another excellent season for enjoying the rural scenery.

✅ Practical tips: Longtang Village is best explored on foot. Walk slowly along the village roads and terraced fields to take in the scenery where the mountain village blends into the surrounding peaks. Weather in the mountainous areas of Guizhou can change quickly, and roads and stone steps can become slippery on rainy days, so non-slip shoes and rain gear are recommended. Cloud and mist are also more common in wet weather, when the distant mountains appear and disappear through the fog, bringing out the area’s distinctive mountain atmosphere.