Liupanshui Yuezhao Airport (IATA: LPF, ICAO: ZUPS) is a regional airport serving Liupanshui, a mountainous industrial city in western Guizhou Province, China. The city is sometimes referred to by its district name Zhongshan in certain contexts. The airport provides an important air link for a region historically dependent on coal mining and increasingly promoted as a summer tourism destination due to its mild highland climate. The airport handles a modest number of domestic routes connecting Liupanshui to major Chinese cities including Chengdu, Guangzhou, and Beijing, served primarily by Chinese regional and national carriers. As part of broader infrastructure development in southwest China, the airport supports the region's economic diversification efforts. Liupanshui's elevation and surrounding terrain make it a challenging operating environment, and the airport's facilities reflect its status as a smaller regional hub within China's extensive domestic aviation network.