Day 3 was the highlight of our trip, where we were able to view various beautiful sceneries of Huangshan. It was also the most tiring day of the entire trip, considering that we walked 4-5 hours during the day.
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This sunrise was viewed from the Lion Peak. When I arrived there at 5:15 am, the place was already crowded with groups of people also waiting for sunrise. This is one of the most beautiful sunrises I've ever seen. The first photo is a panorama.
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Bright Peak is the highest reachable peak of Huangshan, with an altitude of 1860 m. I was slightly disappointed by the scenery at the peak because the mountains were all covered in fog. Below are some snapshots taken at the Bright Peak.
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Joined Palms Rock is named according to its shape, which looks like two palms joined together.
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Flying Over Rock is one of the most famous rocks of Huangshan. It has a height of 12 m and weighs 600 tonnes. The following photos were taken around the Rock.
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The Echo Wall is named because it produces a clear echo when you shout towards the wall. The following photos were taken around the Echo Wall.
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Continue to The Big Valley of Xihai
~The Big Valley of Xihai(西海大峽谷)~
The Big Valley of Xihai has only been recently opened to the public as a tourist destination. It is a huge valley, and what we saw was only a small part of it.
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(12 photos)
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