Red Stones Forest, Geopark in China
The Red Stones Forest is a national geopark known for its unique red limestone formations.
These striking geological structures have been shaped over millions of years.
Local myths and legends have been inspired by the peculiar shapes of the stones.
Visitors to the park can explore various walking trails and viewing platforms.
The park is particularly famous for its karst peaks resembling petrified trees.
Location: Hongshilin Town
Website: redrockss.com
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