Yuntai Mountai: Geological Wonder is Awaiting For You

#chinatrip Yuntai Mountain is known for its stunning natural scenery and cultural heritage. Yuntai Mountain is divided into two main zones: a Natural Scenic Area and a Cultural Scenic Area. The natural scenic area covers a total area of 240 square kilometers and is characterized by a variety of landscapes, including forests, cliffs, canyons and waterfalls. Some of the most popular attractions in this Natural Scenic Area include Red Stone Gorge, Wanshan Temple, Magic Maiden Lake and Zhuyu Peak. The cultural scenic area covers a total area of 68 square kilometers and is home to a number of historical and cultural attractions, including ancient temples, palaces and gardens. Yuntai Mountain Scenic Area is located in Xuwu County, Jiaozuo City, Henan Province, 30 kilometers from Jiaozuo City and 80 kilometers from Zhengzhou (capital of Henan Province). the total area is 280 square kilometers. It is a picturesque place for popular science ecotourism, combining scientific and aesthetic value. Yuntai Mountain Scenic area includes Hongshi Gorge, Tangpu Gorge, Quanpu Gorge, Zifang Lake, Zhuyu Peak, Dicai Cave, Macaque Valley, Baijiayan, Wanshan Temple and other major scenic spots. It got its name because of the clouds and fog surrounding it all year round. Zhuyu Peak, the main peak of Yuntai Mountain, is located at an altitude of 1,297.6 meters above sea level. The Yuntai Heavenly Waterfall at the end of the Quanpu Gorge in a picturesque place has a single-level drop of 314 meters. This is the waterfall with the largest single-level drop in my country and even Asia. It is known as the highest waterfall in China and the symbol of Yuntai Mountain. One of the sexiest landscapes. The picturesque area of Yuntai Mountain is rich in geological relics, rock formations were discovered 3.4 billion years ago. Over 3 billion years, the Archean, Proterozoic, Paleozoic and Cenozoic strata were formed. Especially over 23 million years, a strong uplift of neotectonic movement and a deep section of water erosion have created a group of canyons facing the double cliffs of Mount Yuntai. Together with various dynamic waterfalls, springs, streams and pools, they together make up the landscape of the Yuntai Relief.