Why is the geological wonder at the northern foot of the Qinling Mountains the favorite tourist destination of the old Xi 'an people?

The area around the northern foot of the Qinling Mountains has been a leisure and tourism paradise for Xi 'an people since ancient times. Especially in summer, Xi 'an people drive in droves to the Meiyukou at the northern foot of the Qinling Mountains, looking for the interest of mountains and rivers and the coolness in summer.

Nowadays, with the increasing convenience of transportation, tourists seem to be more willing to find a niche and free secret place of Qinling Mountain. But back several years ago, before the rise of go on road trip, there were only a few places that old Xi 'an people loved to visit, and Cuihua Mountain was one of them.

Cuihua Mountain is probably one of the earliest scenic spots at the northern foot of Qinling Mountains developed in Xi 'an. It has always been popular because of its proximity and spectacular scenery. I guess all the old Xi 'an people have been to Cuihua Mountain. After all, this place was once one of the best choices for middle school students' spring outing and autumn outing. I first came here during the spring outing in middle school.

Some time ago, I had the opportunity to visit Cuihua Mountain again, which also gave me a brand-new understanding of this natural wonder of Qinling Mountain.

cuihua mountain is about 2km away from downtown Xi' an, which is where go on road trip can reach with one foot of the accelerator. Even if you are free, you can get there by changing to bus 95 from Weiqu South Station of Metro Line 2. It can be said that it is really a scenic spot in front of people's homes in Xi 'an.

Friends who have been to Cuihua Mountain probably have the impression that there are mountains and water here, but what is the biggest attraction? Stone? . What is the most famous of Cuihua Mountain? Landslides and rocks? Scenic spots, and these natural wonders were originally broken by a series of heavens and the earth hundreds of millions of years ago? Geological disaster? Formed.

In the Cuihua Mountain Scenic Area, whether it is a piled-up stone sea or a piled-up stone cave, it is made of? Landslide? Caused by it. Even one of the landmark attractions of Cuihua Mountain? Tianchi Lake is also a dammed lake formed by landslides. Unexpectedly, geological disasters hundreds of millions of years ago actually formed the natural beauty of today's rugged rocks, lakes and mountains.

this natural wonder caused by landslides is rare in China, so Cuihua Mountain has also been created? China Landslide Wonder? Museum of Geology and Geomorphology? The reputation of.

where do I feel most about the geological wonders of Cuihua Mountain? Wind tunnel? And? Ice cave? Two strange holes. Although called? Hole? But in fact, it is also formed by the stacking of large and small stones formed by landslides.

The entrance of the wind tunnel is between two facing gravels with a height of tens of meters. The lower sides of the two gravels are more than two meters apart, and the tops are almost connected to form a line of sky, which is several tens of meters long. After passing, it enters the cave. Some places need to bend down, some places need only one person to pass sideways, some places are dry, and some places are wet. In larger places, there are stone benches, stone tables or cement tables and stools for tourists to rest. You must concentrate on walking in the cave, first, to prevent slippery, and then to prevent touching the edges and corners of gravel.

from the moment I walked into the wind tunnel, I couldn't feel the hot summer heat at all. Is there still a cool breeze blowing? Walking, I found that there was ice on some gravel, but I had already arrived at this time. The ends of the two holes in the ice cave are connected.

when it's fun, it's midsummer outside, but it's extremely cool inside the cave. Xiaoyu and his friends stopped and took pictures in the cave. Because they stayed for a long time, they actually felt a little cold. Later, when I looked up the relevant information, I found that the temperature difference of the ice cave in Cuihua Mountain can reach above 25℃ in summer, which is so natural and really amazing.

at the northern foot of the Qinling Mountains, why did Free Cuihua Mountain form such a landslide spectacle? Actually, it has something to do with the location of the whole mountain. Cuihua Mountain is a branch of Zhongnanshan Mountain in Qinling Mountains, located at the northern foot of Qinling Mountains. The mountain generally runs in the north-south direction. The whole mountain and Qinling Mountains are separated from the flat Guanzhong Plain in the north by an east-west deep fault. This deep fault (also known as? Qinling fault? ) is the result of Himalayan orogeny, which has not stopped until today? The Qinling Mountains are slowly rising, and the Guanzhong Plain is slowly sinking.

And the Cuihua Mountain on the fault zone is like? Sitting? On the back of a dragon, the huge energy of crustal movement has made Cuihuashan experience shaking and shocking again and again for hundreds of millions of years, forming a landslide relic with a total volume of 3 million cubic meters, ranking third in the world. Rare in China and rare in the world? .