Luzhou

The "Liquor City" where the Yangtze and Tuojiang rivers meet, Luzhou is known for Luzhou Laojiao baijiu culture, ancient towns in southern Sichuan and forested mountain scenery.

Luzhou lies in southeastern Sichuan, where the Yangtze and Tuojiang rivers converge, bordering Chongqing, Guizhou and Yunnan. It is famous for its baijiu industry, led by Luzhou Laojiao and Langjiu, and is nicknamed the "Liquor City." Highlights include liquor-culture sights linked to Luzhou Laojiao, Yaoba Ancient Town, Fubao Ancient Town, the Huangjing Old Forest and the Chishui River valley scenery in Gulin County. Spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit. Luzhou Yunlong Airport and high-speed rail link the city with Chengdu, Chongqing and beyond.

Destinations

• Luzhou
• Maotai Town

Itineraries

• Chishui River Valley Self-Drive: Red History & Danxia Landforms – Follow the Chishui River from Zunyi to the Danxia waterfall clusters, connecting Long March sites, liquor towns, and an…
• Southern Sichuan: Salt, Bamboo & Liquor – A low-altitude self-drive loop covering Zigong's dinosaurs and salt history, Lijiang Ancient Town, Shunan Bamboo Sea, a…
• Grand Guizhou Self-Drive Loop – A comprehensive self-drive loop starting and ending in Guiyang, covering all nine prefectures and cities, including wat…