As the cold November air wraps provinces in the upper north of China in a shimmering white and gray blanket of its chilly embrace, the southern border of Guizhou province unveils a contrasting vibrant canvas that sets it apart during the winter season. Nestled between rolling hills and away from bustling streets, this region offers a marvelous trek into natural wonders.

Landing in Xingyi, the county-level city in the Qianxinan Buyei and Miao autonomous prefecture in the southwest of Guizhou province, the silhouette of a stream of verdant peaks enveloped in a thin veil of fog flows by, offering a unique view of Wanfeng Forest, which lies less than 9 kilometers away.

Aptly named "forest of ten thousand peaks," Wanfeng Forest proudly holds the title of China's largest peak forest featuring typical karst landscape.

Sunlight spreads over Wanfeng Forest in Guizou province. [Photo provided to China Daily]