Chibi Valley

Continuing on, we saw the "Imperial Edict Cliff," named for its resemblance to an imperial edict. The sides of the rock resemble scrolls, while the middle looks like jade, as if a god has descended to deliver an edict. We then saw a stone tablet inscribed with "Fumang Cliff," a natural landscape featuring a giant python. The name comes from a large stone resembling a giant python coiled on the cliff, lifelike in its form. We could get up close to this python-like rock and appreciate its unique shape. There are many other attractions in Chibi Valley. Soon, we arrived at a place called "Auspicious Treasure Vase." This is a small basin surrounded by mountains on three sides. Visitors can walk along the winding plank road, following the mountain and water. Looking up, you can see the steep red cliffs and exposed rocks, as if nature's craftsmanship is on full display. Chibi Valley attracts countless visitors with its unique natural scenery. Its steep mountains, deep valleys, peculiar stone walls, and rich ecological resources make it a shining gem of Yeliguan tourism.