Mount Fanjing, situated in southwest China’s Guizhou Province, unveiled its breathtaking charm recently after a refreshing downpour. Its high peak, shrouded in a sea of clouds, turned gold under the sunset, creating a mesmerizing wonderland.
Mount Fanjing, the primary peak of the Wuling Mountain Range, rises 2,572 meters above sea level. A unique geological structure has shaped the mountain’s striking landscape – a crevice splits it into two, with a sky bridge connecting its summit.
The mountain hosts a rich variety of over 7,100 species of wild flora and fauna, earning it the designation of a "Biological Resource Gene Bank." In 2018, Mount Fanjing was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Mount Fanjing, situated in southwest China’s Guizhou Province, unveils its breathtaking charm after a refreshing downpour. (People’s Daily Online/Tu Min)
Mount Fanjing, situated in southwest China’s Guizhou Province, unveils its breathtaking charm after a refreshing downpour. (People’s Daily Online/Tu Min)
Mount Fanjing, situated in southwest China’s Guizhou Province, unveils its breathtaking charm after a refreshing downpour. (People’s Daily Online/Tu Min)
Mount Fanjing, situated in southwest China’s Guizhou Province, unveils its breathtaking charm after a refreshing downpour. (People’s Daily Online/Tu Min)
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