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Guiyang: public spend holiday time at a café in the forest

On October 2, tourists took photos at a café in the Forest Park of Guiyang City, Guizhou Province. Built on the original karst mountain-forest landform, the café is divided into zones such as a misty-rain wooden-cabin area and a lakeside hammock area among the woods. It has become a viral check-in spot, attracting visitors from everywhere. Photo by Qu Honglun, China News Service reporter

On October 2, tourists rested at a café in the Forest Park of Guiyang City, Guizhou Province. Built on the original karst mountain-forest landform, the café is divided into zones such as a misty-rain wooden-cabin area and a lakeside hammock area among the woods. It has become a viral check-in spot, attracting visitors from everywhere. Photo by Qu Honglun, China News Service reporter

On October 2, a tourist took a selfie at a café in the Forest Park of Guiyang City, Guizhou Province. Built on the original karst mountain-forest landform, the café is divided into zones such as a misty-rain wooden-cabin area and a lakeside hammock area among the woods. It has become a viral check-in spot, attracting visitors from everywhere. Photo by Qu Honglun, China News Service reporter

On October 2, tourists toured a café in the Forest Park of Guiyang City, Guizhou Province. Built on the original karst mountain-forest landform, the café is divided into zones such as a misty-rain wooden-cabin area and a lakeside hammock area among the woods. It has become a viral check-in spot, attracting visitors from everywhere. Photo by Qu Honglun, China News Service reporter

On October 2, tourists rested and drank coffee at a café in the Forest Park of Guiyang City, Guizhou Province. Built on the original karst mountain-forest landform, the café is divided into zones such as a misty-rain wooden-cabin area and a lakeside hammock area among the woods. It has become a viral check-in spot, attracting visitors from everywhere. Photo by Qu Honglun, China News Service reporter

On October 2, tourists rested and took photos at a café in the Forest Park of Guiyang City, Guizhou Province. Built on the original karst mountain-forest landform, the café is divided into zones such as a misty-rain wooden-cabin area and a lakeside hammock area among the woods. It has become a viral check-in spot, attracting visitors from everywhere. Photo by Qu Honglun, China News Service reporter

On October 2, tourists took photos at a café in the Forest Park of Guiyang City, Guizhou Province. Built on the original karst mountain-forest landform, the café is divided into zones such as a misty-rain wooden-cabin area and a lakeside hammock area among the woods. It has become a viral check-in spot, attracting visitors from everywhere. Photo by Qu Honglun, China News Service reporter

On October 2, tourists rested at a café in the Forest Park of Guiyang City, Guizhou Province. Built on the original karst mountain-forest landform, the café is divided into zones such as a misty-rain wooden-cabin area and a lakeside hammock area among the woods. It has become a viral check-in spot, attracting visitors from everywhere. Photo by Qu Honglun, China News Service reporter

On October 2, tourists checked in at a café in the Forest Park of Guiyang City, Guizhou Province. Built on the original karst mountain-forest landform, the café is divided into zones such as a misty-rain wooden-cabin area and a lakeside hammock area among the woods. It has become a viral check-in spot, attracting visitors from everywhere. Photo by Qu Honglun, China News Service reporter

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