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, with a length of approximately 80 kilometers, a width of 3 kilometers, and 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 features steep, lushly forested cliffs flanking a meandering river. The water is a muted green, reflecting the dense vegetation. A blue tour boat carrying passengers navigates the river, contrasting against the natural backdrop. The canyon's towering cliffs showcase layered rock formations, adding geological interest. The scene conveys the area's natural beauty and recreational appeal.
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