Rainbow Mountains In China's Danxia Landform Geological Park

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이웃집 할머니가 세상에 이런 곳도 있다며 지명을 알려 주고

google에서 찾아 보란다.

검색하곤 내 눈을 의심하게 된다.

만약에 친구들 이곳에 간다면 나도 데리고 가다고...

아침과 저녁 해질 때가 가장 좋은 색상을 발한다고

특히 비가 오기 하루 전이 좋고 Bus는 공원 깊숙히 들어가지 못하고

멀리서만 볼 수 있기에 작은 투어 차량 타기를 권한다.

입장료가 비싼데 역시 중국은 예의가 바르기에 70세 이상은 무료.

외국인에게도 해당 되는지는 모르지만.

이렇게 멋진 구경을 하는데 돈좀 내고 들어가도 후회은 없을듯.

북경에서 비행기로 두시간반 서북쪽으로 간다.

가고 싶은 곳이 또한 곳 늘었다.언제나 가 볼꼬 ???

강섭이가 먼저 다녀 와라.

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 The Colored Danxia Mountain is a unique geological formation in the Chinese province of Gansu. Colorful surreal landscapes form a red sandstone, stained sedimentary rocks of the Cretaceous period. Believe it or not, this beautiful  technicolor range actually exists on this planet.

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The mountains are part of the Zhangye Danxia Landform Geological Park in China. Layers of different colored sandstone and minerals were pressed together over 24 million years and then buckled up by tectonic plates

There’s a similar formation in British Columbia called the Rainbow Range formed from a mixture of volcanic rock and various 미네날

The formations were shaped into the flowing valleys after thousands of years of rain and wind, and the region has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2010.

Source: [postomania.ru]

 

 

The breathtaking photo below might look like a landscape altered by an artist. But it’s not. These Rainbow Mountains actually exist!

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These beautiful, technicolor mountains are part of the Zhangye Danxia Landform Geological Park in China. The color is the result of an accumulation for over 24 million years of red sandstone and other rocks.

The colorful region is a hit on the internet. Tourists who have visited have visited Danxia Landform share their amazing experience with the rest of the world by posting photos online.

Here are some breathtaking photos of the beautiful Rainbow Mountains in China for you to look at:

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These mountains stand in front of a higher gray mountain range. This picture looks like its photoshopped but it's not! 

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Wasn’t it a visual treat? Let us know, if you have been lucky enough to visit the region yourself and share your experience in the comments section below

 

 

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There's a similar formation in British Columbia called the Rainbow Range formed from a mixture of volcanic rock and various minerals.

While the photos are certainly incredible, there could be some slight photo manipulation going on to make the colors pop a bit more than they would naturally. This Flickr photo could be a more accurate representation, but still, the mountains are amazing.

The formations were shaped into the flowing valleys after thousands of years of rain and wind, and the region has been listed as aUNESCO World Heritage site since 2010.

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