The Cultural Center of Inchon in South Korea displayed more than 200 photographic works featuring colorful Guizhou province on April 21-26, Guizhou Daily reported.

The exhibition showed Guizhou's peculiar karst landforms, beautiful natural scenery, rich ethnic customs and historical relics to South Korean people.

At the same time, 30 photographers from Guizhou province took part in a 10-day photography activity in Incheon, Jeju Island and Gangwon. Their photographs will be brought back and displayed at an exhibition to be held in Zunyi, Guizhou province on May 10, where Guizhou people will be able to view Korea's history, culture, landscape and social customs.

The exhibition activities were meant to enhance mutual understanding and cooperation.

Edited by Peter Nordlinger