Wudang launches three new travel routes

A press conference for Wudang's three newly-launched travel routes is held on July 21. [Photo/Guiyang news network]

Wudang district in Guiyang, capital of Southwest China's Guizhou province, recently launched three new travel routes revolving around the history of the Party, sampling urban humanities, and enjoying hot springs.

A press conference on the newly-launched travel routes was held on July 21, attracting the participation of media outlets and 65 travel agencies.

Media outlets and 65 representatives from travel agencies pay a visit to Wudang following's its newly-launched travel routes. [Photo/Guiyang news network]

They have followed the routes, visiting the Baiyi Red Army Martyrs Cemetery Exhibition Hall and its martyr cemetery, the Baiyi Town Agricultural Industrialization High-efficiency Agricultural Park, and Hongqi village, which will serve as the venue for the Baiyi branch of the 12th Guiyang Tourism Industry Development Conference in Guiyang.

Wudang aims to use the event to promote its image as a garden city.

Media and travel agency representatives pay a visit to the Baiyi Red Army Martyrs Cemetery on July 21. [Photo/Guiyang news network]