Wanfenglin, Xingyi
Wanfenglin, or Forest of Ten Thousand Peaks in Xingyi City takes up an area of 2,000 square kilometers, about two thirds the size of Xingyi City. It is ranked by the China Geography Magazine as one of the six most beautiful peak forests in China.
What to see at Wanfenglin?
		    Wanfenglin Peak Forest is located at the  middle and lower reaches of a "beautiful scar on earth �C the Malinghe  Valley. The forest spreads out like a fan from the edge of the  Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau at an altitude of over 2,000 meters.
            
The  peaks are categorized according to the shape: array, sword, dragon,  arhat, and piled up hats. The forest extends to the fault zone of the  Nanpanjiang River Basin where part was submerged, forming the Wanfeng  Lake.
 The water and peaks dotted by craggy Karst rocks and  strangely shaped trees create views of extraordinary magnificence and  enchantment.
The water and peaks dotted by craggy Karst rocks and  strangely shaped trees create views of extraordinary magnificence and  enchantment. 
In the main, the mountains here are not high, but  the "bamboo-shoot" serried peaks present an irresistible spectacle.  Looking at it from above, you can see unfurling a natural scroll  painting of elegance and openness. The green-grey peaks and yellow and  green fields each enhance the other's radiance and beauty. The  wandering Nahui River threads through the villages like white silk  stringing pearls together.
The history of Wanfenglin
		    As early as 300 million years ago, the area was part of an ancient sea.  After several orogenic movements, bulging limestone rocks underwent the  combined effect of burning sunshine, rain, dioxide and organic acids.  It gradually formed marvellous sights, such as Karst caves, peak  forest, natural craters and rift valleys.
		    
		    From whatever aspect  you judge it: aesthetic value, completeness of the Karst topography  evolution process, diversity, scale and concentration of cone-shaped  peak forest, or the classic nature of each spectacle; Wangfenglin Peak  Forest deserves its reputation as one of China's wonders.
		    
		    In the  Ming Dynasty some 600 years ago, great Chinese traveler Xu Xiake was  here. He was impressed by the landscape and wrote his famous poem which  says: "There are numerous peaks on earth and the peaks here are the  most beautiful."
		  
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