Which one is better, Kushui Danxia or Shuping Danxia? Is Kushui Danxia worth visiting?

Both places, Kushui Danxia and Shuping Danxia, ??are great! Kushui Danxia is worth a visit for everyone!

Lanzhou Shuping Danxia National Geopark is located in the Xianshui River Basin and its adjacent areas in Yongdeng County, Lanzhou City. The main body is located in Shuping Town, Kushui Town, Yongdeng County, and Hekou Town, Xigu District; Lanzhou Shuping Danxia is known as the "Danxia closest to the city" and is the largest landform of its kind discovered in China. There are many large-scale Danxia cliffs scattered along the line between Dahongshan and Dahuai Mountains, which are extremely rare in China. The natural nature of Shuping Danxia is very intact. Except for the marginal areas, there are basically no human activities, and most of them remain in their original state.

This Danxia landform, with a total area of ??about 600 square kilometers, was developed from the Cretaceous to the Tertiary period. It is a red rock system developed during the Himalayan orogeny and preserved as the earth's crust rose. The red sandstone formed by long-term weathering and water erosion is a geological wonder that dates back 150 million years.

Kushui Danxia is worth a visit for everyone! Return to a foreign planet; when people mention Danxia, ??the first thing that people think of must be Zhangye, but even the locals know very little about this miraculous place on the outskirts of Lanzhou; because this wild Danxia is near Kushui Town and is still there. It has not been developed by humans, and it is one of the few places in China that has a unique combination of Danxia landform and water, so people who have been there have temporarily given it the name "Bitter Water Danxia".

Kushui’s mountains are not beautiful, but the Danxia landform within the territory makes it spiritual. This is a typical land sandwiched between two mountains and a river, with green trees on one river and green waves on the other. However, this is indeed God’s special love for Kusui people. The grand scene is already in front of you: go to the Kushui Rose Valley, borrow flowers to offer to the Buddha, watch the Buddha's light shine all over the place, smell the fragrance of the sea of ??roses, enjoy the water flowing south to the Yellow River, and the colorful Danxia on the two mountains!

A tomb was even found on this Danxia landform, which is so deserted; but even so, from the perspective of God, the Bitter Danxia is like a foreign planet, a pool of water as red as blood Sparsely sandwiched between mountains, it seems as if you can see strange creatures flashing across this landscape in the next second. Being here is like being in a different era.