Nahui Village
纳灰村
A Buyi village beneath Wanfeng Karst Forest, surrounded by fields, a small river and karst peaks. With its many guesthouses, it is the best base for cycling and staying in Wanfeng Forest.
Nahui Village lies beneath the western peaks of Wanfeng Karst Forest. It is a Buyi village with several centuries of history, divided into Upper Nahui and Lower Nahui. The Nahui River flows past the village, and it is surrounded by layers of cone-shaped stone peaks, rapeseed fields and rice paddies, earning it a reputation as one of China's most beautiful rural landscapes. In recent years the village has developed many boutique guesthouses, cafés and farmhouse restaurants, and many visitors stay for one or two nights. They wake up to peaks wrapped in mist, and during the day they rent bicycles or e-bikes to ride along village roads past ancient banyan trees, old Buyi houses, water wheels and field paths. In the evening, you can watch the sunset reflected on the peaks from the riverbank. Local dishes include Buyi five-colored flower rice, sour soup and glutinous rice cakes, and festivals such as the Buyi 'Third Month Third' celebration feature folk activities. The village itself is free to enter, as it lies within the Wanfeng Forest scenic area, but shuttle sightseeing buses require a separate ticket. Getting there: about 20 to 25 minutes by taxi from Xingyi city. Notes: respect villagers' daily lives, do not enter private homes or trample farmland, and book guesthouses in advance, since prices rise on holidays.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Wanfenglin Peak Forest
- Wanfo Temple, Wanfenglin
- Liu Family Manor, Xingyi
- Xingyi Breakfast & Snacks
- Wanfeng Lake
- Nidang Stone Forest
- Malinghe Canyon
- Qishe Tea Plantations