Liupanshui Yuezhao Airport — Liupanshui (Zhongshan), China

Liupanshui Yuezhao Airport, coded LPF, serves Liupanshui in the mountainous Guizhou province of southwestern China, a city historically built around coal mining. Opened in the 2010s, LPF was constructed on challenging high-elevation terrain typical of Guizhou's karst landscape, requiring significant engineering to level the site. The airport handles domestic flights linking Liupanshui to cities like Guiyang, Chengdu, and other regional hubs, supporting an economy transitioning from heavy reliance on coal toward tourism and diversified industry, including nearby ski resorts that take advantage of Guizhou's cooler high-altitude climate compared to much of southern China.