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Guiyang Waterfall Skyscraper Tour and Park Exploration | 4K

Tour China's $100 Million Waterfall Skyscraper: The Firefighting Marvel

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Tour China's $100 Million Waterfall Skyscraper: The Firefighting Marvel
CN Walking15 min

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Tour China's $100 Million Waterfall. This China travel video was filmed by CN Walking. Watch the full journey and explore the filming details and destinations on this page.

Join a visit to Guiyang to see a bold architectural project: a 121-meter tall hotel with a 108-meter waterfall on its side, once the tallest man-made waterfall in the world. The engineering behind it used four 185 kW pumps and thousands of tons of recycled water from a four-story basement reservoir, blasting to the top for the cascading display. The spectacle came with a high electricity cost, and the performances have since ceased. After the waterfall exploration, the video shifts to a nearby park, highlighting Guiyang’s beauty and offering a contrast between the city’s hustle and tranquil green space. The itinerary blends engineering wonder with a peaceful park stroll, presenting a unique city experience in Guiyang.

--- CN Walking
June 7, 2025, Summer in China

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The visit in Guiyang centers on a 121-meter hotel that incorporates a 108-meter waterfall. The traveler looks at the waterfall’s structure and pump system from the viewing area, uses the underground passage during stronger spray and walks through Yuèrán Shíguāng Park afterward. The route includes the park’s green spaces, a spiral observation deck and views from the top, followed by an underground shopping street beneath the park.

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Tour China's $100 Million Waterfall Skyscraper: The Firefighting Marvel

The waterfall hotel in Guiyang

The traveler visits a hotel in Guiyang’s new district that combines a 121-meter-tall building with a 108-meter waterfall. The waterfall is described as a silent feature of the skyscraper. From the viewing area, the traveler looks at the structure and pump system used to lift water to such a height. During stronger spray, visitors can use an underground passage, which also helps manage safety and movement around the attraction. The scale of the building and the water feature are central to the visit.

Park and observation deck

After seeing the waterfall, the traveler walks through Yuèrán Shíguāng Park, a green space that offers a quieter contrast to the new district’s development. The route includes a spiral observation deck, which the traveler climbs to see the view from the top. The visit ends at the underground shopping street beneath the park. Together, the stops show the waterfall structure, visitor routes, nearby green space and an elevated city view.

FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)

Q: How tall is the hotel and its waterfall?
A: The description identifies a 121-meter-tall hotel with a 108-meter waterfall built into the project. The description identifies it as an ambitious architectural project and notes its place in Guiyang’s new district.
Q: How can visitors observe the waterfall system?
A: The visitor can watch the pump system from the viewing area and use the underground passage during stronger spray. The pump system lifts water to the height needed for the building’s 108-meter waterfall.
Q: What else is included in the visit?
A: The route includes Yuèrán Shíguāng Park, a spiral observation deck, the view from the top and an underground shopping street beneath the park. During stronger spray, visitors can use the passage to stay sheltered while moving through the attraction.

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Guiyang Waterfall Skyscraper Tour and Park Exploration | 4K

Join me on a visit to Guiyang, China, to see one of the most ambitious architectural projects ever conceived: a 121-meter-tall hotel with a 108-meter waterfall cascading down its side, once the tallest man-made waterfall in the world. The engineering behind it was staggering. Using four powerful...

In this vivid travelogue, CN Walking takes us to Guiyang, a city where ambition and engineering collide in a spectacular form. The centerpiece is a 121-meter tall hotel that features a dramatic 108-meter waterfall cascading down its side, once touted as the tallest man-made waterfall in the world. The footage dives into the staggering engineering behind the project, including four powerful 185 kW pumps and thousands of tons of recycled water drawn from a four-story basement reservoir to the top. The spectacle was breathtaking, but it came with a heavy energy price, consuming over 800 RMB (about 115 USD) in electricity for just one hour of operation. While many considered the waterfall more sensational than practical, the performances have since ceased, leaving behind a silent giant that still captures the imagination of visitors. The journey doesn’t end there. After exploring the waterfall skyscraper, the video guides us to a nearby park that stands out as perhaps Guiyang’s most scenic

Attractions in this video: Guiyang Waterfall Building, Yuèrán Shíguāng Park