What kind of scenic spots does Yamakaji belong to?

Yamakaji belongs to the famous tourist resort Heihe Mountain and Strange Gorge.

Yamakaji is located 2 kilometers northeast of Lao Heishan. It consists of red and black cinders and pumice. This crater is like a broken pot that has been burned, so it is called Yamakaji. The scale of the mountain is smaller than that of Laoheishan, with little vegetation and an altitude of 390 meters.

There is a large area of volcanic spray cone in the scenic area. Jet cone is the most precious landscape left by volcanic eruption in the world, which is formed by the accumulation of lava layers caused by gas rising during volcanic eruption.

There are also a large number of volcanic lava micro-landforms, that is, hieroglyphics, which are very vivid.

A red hilly area on the Gobi desert of Jiangjun consists of hundreds of red mountain bags of different sizes, with a total area of about 10 square kilometers. Most of the mountains are between 2030 meters high, with smooth and curved tops, gentle slopes around them, and red depressions between mountains. These red hills rise and fall continuously, forming a very spectacular landscape. The mountains in Yamakaji are composed of brick red and orange rocks, which are colorful and hard, and belong to Jurassic geological structure. Yamakaji in the sunshine is really like a sea of fire, and those rolling red hills are like the flames rising in Ran Ran. Your first feeling is coming to the flaming mountain in Journey to the West. The rocks in Yamakaji were originally mudstone. Due to the spontaneous combustion of the underground coal seam, it has been barbecued to its present state, so the geological surface is littered with melted rocks. These rocks are not only hard in texture, but also colorful and peculiar in shape, which has certain ornamental value. With the development of Yamakaji Oilfield, Yamakaji is gradually known by people, and the number of tourists here is increasing day by day. Yamakaji will become an important tourist destination.

The most interesting thing here is the volcanic pumice with holes in its surface. The shapes of pumice are large and small, mostly as big as steamed bread, with edges and corners, which squeak when stepping on it. These black and purple are volcanic pumice. They have hardly weathered, and they still keep their original appearance. You see, there is very little soil, almost no flowers, no trees, and even very little lichen. This seems to be a lifeless world. However, it is completely different near the crater and volcano. Even in the winter when water drops become ice, the crater here is steaming like a boiling cauldron. Although the mountains are thousands of miles frozen and silvery white, there are green grass near the crater. In fact, this is the role of geothermal energy.