Who needs coffee plantations when you’ve got 3,000 cafés? Guiyang, China’s unlikely "City of Coffee," is brewing up a tourism storm—pairing imported beans with breathtaking mountain vistas.     The proof? The viral ‘S Bend’, where emerald hills cradle a shimmering lake. A dozen lakeside cafés here have turned this spot into an Instagrammer’s dream. "We sell 400 cups daily—double on weekends," says a barista. Demand rivals downtown, but the experience is pure magic.     Local baristas craft exclusive flavors using Guizhou ingredients, bottling the landscape’s essence in every cup. "It’s about capturing this place," they explain. Visitors agree—sipping a latte here isn’t just caffeine; it’s slow travel perfected.     As sunsets gild the water, the clink of cups and hum of laughter prove: in Guiyang, coffee isn’t just a drink—it’s the soul of the scenery.