Huajiang Grand Canyon is located at the border of Guanling County and Zhenfeng County in Guizhou Province, and it is the longest canyon in China. The canyon is deeply incised for over 1,000 meters, approximately 80 kilometers long, 3 kilometers wide, with a total area of about 300 square kilometers. The two sides of the canyon are lined with winding peaks and towering cliffs that rise like interlocking dog's teeth.Huajiang Grand Canyon in China is enveloped by a sea of clouds at dawn. Steep, rugged cliffs rise from the mist, their surfaces dotted with greenery. The early morning light casts a soft glow on the landscape, enhancing the serene atmosphere. Wispy clouds drift among the peaks, creating a mystical and ethereal scene. The expansive sky features patches of blue and scattered cloud formations, adding depth to the panorama. The canyon's dramatic topography and the rising clouds create a breathtaking natural spectacle.
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