Marking the "golden milestone" of the 50th anniversary of China-Thailand diplomatic relations, the "China-Thailand Cultural and Tourism Blogger Exchange" program, co-sponsored by the Guizhou Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and the Kunming Office of the Tourism Authority of Thailand, was officially launched. On the evening of November 2nd, a group of eagerly anticipated renowned Thai media professionals and cultural tourism bloggers arrived in Guizhou, kicking off a several-day cultural and tourism exploration journey. Their first stop was Zhijindong Cave Global Geopark, hailed as "China's Most Beautiful Tourist Cave," where they immersed themselves in the stunning charm of karst landforms.

 Zhijindong Cave, the first stop of the visit, is the core area of a Global Geopark and enjoys the reputation of "Encyclopedia of Karst Landforms." Within its vast 700,000-square-meter space, more than 40 types of karst formations such as stalactites, stalagmites, and stone pillars present a variety of shapes, which can be called the exquisite craftsmanship of nature. The Thai guests walked slowly along the cave paths, deeply shocked by iconic landscapes like the "Silver Rain Tree," "Overlord Helmet," and "Sister Jade Trees." They frequently praised in Thai, with their cameras and mobile phones working non-stop to record every magical moment.

"This is the most stunning karst cave scenery I have ever seen. I will recommend Thai tourists to visit here—nature's creativity is truly amazing!" exclaimed a Thai blogger on site. Beyond the natural wonders, the ecological environment and cultural atmosphere around Zhijindong Cave also left a deep impression on the guests. The fresh air and unique local customs provided them with abundant creative materials.

The "China-Thailand Cultural and Tourism Blogger Exchange" program freezes the natural elegance of Guizhou through lenses and measures the depth of its culture with footsteps. With the wonderful sharing of the guests, the "beauty of Guizhou" is crossing mountains and seas to Southeast Asia, riding the tide of China-Thailand friendship, and injecting strong momentum into Guizhou's efforts to build a world-class tourist destination.