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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
