I actually discovered an alien planet in Yibin, Sichuan!

Xingwen Stone Sea is a world geological park, preserving carbonate strata from various eras dating back 490 million to 250 million years ago. It was once selected by National Geographic China as one of the '100 most beautiful scenic spots' for photography. 📍Detailed address: Located in Xingwen County, Yibin City, Sichuan Province, the Xingwen Stone Sea is a dazzling karst landscape jewel in Southwest China. With its unique geological features and rich natural landscapes, it stands out among global geological parks. ✅Attraction Introduction The Xingwen Stone Sea scenic area features world-class sinkholes, cave groups, and stone forests as its three main landscapes. Among them, the majestic Tianquan Cave is filled with stalagmites of various shapes; the surface stone sea is vast and magnificent, like a frozen ocean; and the stone forest, with its myriad forms, is like a piece of art meticulously carved by nature, leaving visitors in awe. Every stone here seems to tell the story of billions of years of geological changes, allowing you to personally experience the vicissitudes of Earth's history. 🚉Transportation Strategy: You can choose to first fly to Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport or Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport, then take a long-distance bus to Yibin City, and finally transfer to a shuttle bus or drive to Xingwen Stone Sea scenic area, with convenient high-speed access throughout the journey. If you prefer traveling by train, you can take a train to Yibin Station and then transfer to a bus or taxi. Friends who prefer self-driving can take the Chengyu or Yixu expressways directly, with beautiful scenery along the way, making for an enjoyable trip. 🌿Nearby Attractions Recommendation: Xingwen Stone Sea is adjacent to the Bawang Mountain Scenic Area, where well-preserved Bo people's hanging coffins and ancient Bo ethnic sites can be found, with a profound cultural heritage; Not far away, the Shunan Bamboo Sea is also a green treasure you should not miss. Walking through it is like being in a sea of emerald green.