Two scenic spots in Huaxi reveal measures to combat COVID-19 spread

To properly implement COVID-19 prevention and control measures and strengthen control over the flow of people, the Qingyan Ancient Town Scenic Spot and Tianhetan Scenic Spot in Huaxi district have announced that they will postpone the preferential ticket policy. Huaxi district is located in Guiyang, capital of Southwest China's Guizhou province.

Qingyan Ancient Town Scenic Spot

The Qingyan Ancient Town scenic spot is open 24 hours a day. Visitors to the scenic area must make an appointment in advance on the official WeChat applet of Guizhou's travel services department.

According to the relevant regulations, visitors' Guizhou health codes will be checked when making an appointment, and only tourists with normal health codes can make regular reservations.

Qingyan Ancient Town is a national 5A-level scenic spot in Huaxi district. [Photo/ddcpc.cn]

Tianhetan Scenic Spot

This popular scenic area is strictly implementing checks of visitors' Guizhou health codes and communication itinerary codes. Visitors must make an appointment in advance on the official WeChat applet of Guizhou's travel services department.

The daily passenger flow will not exceed 75 percent of the site's maximum capacity of 37,500 people.

For major travel agencies inside and outside the province, it is necessary to make an appointment in advance and provide a detailed tourist information list.

Tourists from medium- and high-risk areas must abide by the epidemic prevention and control regulations of the country and Guizhou province. Visitors must provide a negative nucleic acid test certificate before making an appointment to visit the scenic spot.

Tianhetan Scenic Spot in Huaxi district welcomes many citizens and tourists every year. [Photo/ddcpc.cn]