Huanggang Village in southwest China's Guizhou Province, an 800-year-old Dong ethnic settlement, is newly recognized among the UN Tourism's 2025 Best Tourism Villages. The village is famed as the birthplace of the male-voice Dong Grand Song – an intangible cultural heritage of humanity – and for its well-preserved wooden architecture and timeless Dong traditions.

Today, Huanggang blends heritage with vitality through cultural tourism and distinctive homestays that create local jobs and boost incomes. Visitors can immerse themselves in its lush mountain scenery, ancient customs, and the warm hospitality of the Dong ethnic people.