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Sunset View Overlook

One of the most breathtaking sights I have ever seen was the sunset view at Cedar Breaks National Monument in Utah. The sky was ablaze with vibrant colors, from fiery reds and oranges to soft pinks and purples. The sun cast its golden rays on the jagged cliffs and hoodoos, creating a stunning contrast with the deep shadows. I felt like I was witnessing a masterpiece of nature, a rare moment of beauty and harmony. I couldn't take my eyes off the horizon, where the sun slowly dipped behind the mountains, leaving a trail of glowing clouds.

Mammoth Hot Springs

One of the most amazing sights in Yellowstone National Park is the Mammoth Hot Springs. These springs are formed by hot water rising from deep underground and depositing minerals on the surface. The result is a stunning landscape of colorful terraces, pools, and travertine formations. The springs are constantly changing and evolving, creating new shapes and patterns every day. You can explore the springs on boardwalks and trails, and enjoy the views of the surrounding mountains and forests. The Mammoth Hot Springs are a must-see for anyone visiting Yellowstone National Park!
 

Meilang Twin Towers

The Meiling Twin Towers in Chengmai, Hainan, are a testament to the region's cultural and architectural advancement. These towers, inspired by the lotus and Buddha's hands, symbolize prayer and the dynamic emergence of Hainan, reflecting the island's commitment to growth and prosperity. The Meilang Sisters Towers, as they are also known, stand proudly in the southeast of Meilang Village, showcasing the area's rich history and modern development.

Old Dragon Head

Old Dragon Head (老龙头) (Take bus 25 from the south gate or train station, taxi around Y10). At Qinhuangdao, the Great Wall juts out into the sea. The original wall is long gone, but an extensive rebuilt section has been put up. Bus 25 will take you there for ¥1-3. To get onto the wall and into an area with several rebuilt halls, you need to buy a ticket for ¥60.

Huanglong Cave

If you are looking for a magical and unforgettable experience, you should visit Huanglong Cave, one of the largest and most beautiful caves in the world. Huanglong Cave is a natural wonder with an area of underground rivers and waterfalls, and impressive rock formations lit up with colorful lights. You will be amazed by the variety and splendor of the stalactites, stalagmites, columns, curtains and other shapes that adorn the cave walls. The tour includes a boat cruise on one of the rivers, where you can enjoy the serene and mysterious atmosphere of the subterranean world.

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park

If you love nature and adventure, you should visit Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China. This amazing park covers 243 sq mi (630 sq km) of land, and it is filled with spectacular sandstone pillars that rise from the ground like giant fingers. These pillars are covered with lush sub-tropical rainforest, creating a stunning contrast of colors and shapes. The park is also known for its misty atmosphere, which gives it a mysterious and magical feel.

Shamian Island

Shamian Island in Guangzhou is a mesmerizing blend of history, elegance, and serenity—a place where time seems to pause and the soul finds room to breathe. Nestled along the Pearl River, this former colonial enclave bursts with charm, its tree-lined boulevards flanked by beautifully restored 19th-century European architecture that once housed consulates, banks, and trading firms from the British and French concessions.

Chimelong Safari Park

Chimelong Safari Park: Guangzhou’s Wild Kingdom Unleashed 

If you’re ready to trade city streets for savannah vibes, Chimelong Safari Park (广州香江野生动物世界) is your ticket to a full-blown wildlife adventure—without leaving Guangzhou. Located in Panyu District and easily accessible via Metro Line 3 (Hanxi Changlong Station, Exit E), this park is one of China’s largest and most immersive safari experiences.

What Awaits Inside

Dafushan Forest Park

Dafushan Forest Park: Guangzhou’s Wild Side of Wonder 

If you’re craving a breath of fresh air and a dash of adventure just outside the city buzz, Dafushan Forest Park (大夫山森林公园) is your go-to escape. Located in Panyu District, this sprawling green haven is where locals go to recharge, play, and reconnect with nature—and it’s got enough charm to win over any traveler’s heart.

What Makes Dafushan So Fun

Lotus Mountain

Lotus Mountain: Guangzhou’s Hidden Gem of Stone, Spirit, and Scenic Splendor

Just southeast of Guangzhou, Lotus Mountain (莲花山, Liánhuā Shān) rises like a poetic brushstroke across the Pearl River Delta—a place where ancient stone meets serene spirituality and panoramic beauty. It’s not just a mountain; it’s a story carved in red sandstone and whispered through temple bells.

What Makes Lotus Mountain Magical