Stone forests include the Major Stone Forest and the Minor Stone Forest, covering an area of 40 hectares. In the 'forests' each rock stands majestically, as if surging and rolling like waves. Stone forests are like celestial palaces- with paths turning through peaks. The peaks are in different positions, some with their heads looking up into the sky- broadminded or otherwise depressed. Each of the peaks or stone posts seems to be contending for strangeness, for beauty.
Some peaks stand magnificently high, piercing in-making visitors wholly surprised.
Under the highly erecting stone posts, clear streams flow between these strange stones, producing a soun 'dingdong, dingdong', wettign the green and freesh flowers. In the labyrinth-like stone forest, you may look around and take up some steps for a further view. There are so many scenes, half an illusion and half a reality, with a great variety of shapes. Visitors may find that these views come into the sight that your eyes are fully occupied. Copyright Claims .