Wujiangzhai Travel Photography｜2 Days 1 Night Memory-Busting Photo Guide

Travel photography blogger’s secret! Guizhou Wujiangzhai is truly a travel photography paradise🌿 From blue hour terraced fields to fireworks night scenes, from folk customs to landscape moods, every frame can be a wallpaper. Detailed shooting spots + settings included～ ✅Must-Visit Photo Spots & Tips 🔸Yaluo Wang Langqiao Terraces (Blue Hour): Around sunset, use a telephoto lens to compress the landscape + stilted buildings + terraces, maximizing light and shadow layers! Settings: f/8, ISO 200, shutter 1/100s, the photos have a “cinematic” feel that’s simply legendary🎬 🔸Zhilan Street (Daytime + Night): Shoot the intangible cultural heritage craft area during the day (wax-dyed fabrics in the foreground, full of cultural vibe); at night, use flash (ancient street + lanterns, vintage film style achieved✨) 🔸Huilong Island Square (Night): Drone fireworks show + musical fountain, slow shutter to capture light trails (tripod essential! Settings: f/11, ISO 100, shutter 30s), combined with stilted building lighting, creating a “real-life Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival” vibe🎇 🔸Rowing Boat (Daytime): Ride a small boat to shoot stilted buildings on both banks, use a medium telephoto for “boat traveling in a painting” (water ripples add motion), like a scene from “Spirited Away”🎨 ✅2 Days 1 Night Itinerary (Photography Version) 🔹Day 1: Dongzhaikou → Zhilan Street (intangible cultural heritage + ancient street night scene) → Heping Dyeing Workshop (fabric drying portrait) → Yaluo Wang Langqiao (blue hour terraces) → Lusheng Square (capture folk performances) → Huilong Island Square (drone fireworks show + mass dance night) → Stay at Qianshuyuan Hotel (4th-floor viewing platform for full village night shots🌃) 🔹Day 2: Early morning shoot sunrise at Huilong Tower (backlit portraits are amazing, settings: f/2.8, ISO 400, shutter 1/2000s) → Rowing boat tour on the river (boat + landscape) → Yanhuang Teahouse (window frame portrait) → Return trip ✅Photography Gear Tips 1. Bring tripod + ND filter! Essential for night fireworks/slow shutter water shots, ND filter reduces water surface reflections during daytime rowing boat tours🌊 2. Bring wide-angle + telephoto + prime lenses! Cover landscapes, culture, and portraits for richer shots～ 3. Wear Hanfu/ethnic costumes! Perfectly matches the ancient village scenes, making portraits legendary👘 🚗Transportation: Take direct shuttle from Zunyi Station/South Station (advance booking required), or self-drive and navigate to East Gate parking lot