Qinglan Guaijiu Valley National Geopark

Qinglan Guaijiugu National Geopark is famous for its rare granite landforms, with a large number of uniquely shaped "strange mortars" distributed throughout the scenic area. These natural stone mortars, varying in size and depth, were formed through long-term water erosion and geological evolution, making them a geological wonder of great ornamental value in South China.

Walking along the canyon trail, one can see a landscape where giant rocks, streams, waterfalls, and groups of strange mortars are intertwined. Some of these strange mortars are several meters in diameter and uniquely shaped, resembling natural imprints left on the earth when viewed from above, thus attracting many photography enthusiasts and geology lovers to visit.

In addition to its geological landscape, the park also maintains a well-preserved ecological environment. The mountain forests are lush, and the streams are crystal clear. Walking through them, one can not only feel the power of nature's craftsmanship but also experience the joy of canyon exploration and outdoor sightseeing.