Guai Shiyu Scenic Area, Marvel at Nature's Sculptural Wonders
Bortala Mongol Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang, China
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Introduction
The Guai Shi Yu Scenic Area is located in Shuanghe City, Xinjiang, China, belonging to the Tianshan Mountains. It is a famous spot for its bizarre rocks. The scenery here is beautiful, with clear mountains and streams, winding gullies, attracting more and more tourists.
Entering the Guai Shi Yu Scenic Area, you will be attracted by the strangely shaped giant rocks. These giant rocks vary in size, some of them are more than ten meters tall, with various shapes, some are like animals, plants, and even human forms, making people amazed. Here, tourists can experience the magical charm of nature and feel the wonders of nature.
In addition to the bizarre rocks, the Guai Shi Yu Scenic Area also has rich and colorful vegetation, among which maple trees are the most eye-catching. Walking on the mountain path, you will see many maple trees, some of which are over a hundred years old, shaped like dragons, and in autumn, the maple leaves here turn red, making it breathtakingly beautiful.
In addition, there is a small Danxia landform in the Guai Shi Yu Scenic Area, which is a giant sandstone group with a main peak of more than 1,000 meters high. The sandstone is red and shaped like drums, shrimps, lions, turtles, elephants, fairies, and other forms, forming a natural landscape. The mountain road here is winding and rugged, with deep ravines. Tourists can stroll here and feel the unique natural charm.
The Guai Shi Yu Scenic Area also preserves some historical and cultural relics and ancient battlefields. Here, tourists can see a variety of cultural traces, such as ancient battlefields, ancient castles, etc. These are all part of Chinese historical and cultural heritage, worth exploring and understanding.
In short, the Guai Shi Yu Scenic Area is a magical natural landscape, attracting countless visitors. Here, there are bizarre rocks, rich and colorful vegetation, unique terrain, and a variety of cultural traces, providing tourists with a unique natural and historical cultural experience. Address Bortala Mongol Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang, China
Opening hours 09:00-20:00 (all day)
Last admission time: 20:00 (Monday-Sunday from January 1 to December 31)
Additional note: Medical team members supporting Hubei with a Hubei support certificate and ID card can bring three family members to visit for free for life, with no limit on the number of times.
Stones have souls
