Famous stone scenic spots! A wayward stone can support all the highlights of the whole scenic spot.

Do you have a hobby of collecting stones during your trip?

At the seaside, in the countryside, if you find those stones that can attract you, you may soon be in the bag. Looking at the stone collection full of travel memories, will your mouth rise with satisfaction?

Some people have made great achievements by collecting stones.

A French country postman stumbled upon the strange shapes of country stones, and gradually he got into the habit of collecting stones. When he piled all his trophies together, it became a unique "palace". This is the origin of Le Palais idéal in France. It all started with a stone in this country.

This palace has been used by the postman Ferdinand Cheval for 33 years, but now it has become a very famous tourist attraction in France. People sincerely lament the grandeur of this veritable "postman Cheval's ideal palace".

Stone is indeed one of the smallest elements that make up palaces and buildings. Ordinary but indispensable. Occasionally, some individual stones can form a beautiful scenery.

Stone Arch in Utah, USA: The most famous arch rock in the world is located in Arch Rock National Park in Utah, USA. This subtle arched rock structure is full of mystery. It is the only arched rock in this area.

Utah often takes this rock structure as a symbol of the state.

Egyptian mushroom rock: This kind of rock in Egypt is one of the most famous mushroom rocks in the world, also known as "rock base", which has been seriously eroded and weathered.

Mushroom rock usually appears in desert areas. They were formed thousands of years ago, when the weathering degree at the bottom of isolated rocks was higher than that at the top.

Apple-splitting stone in New Zealand: Apple-splitting stone is a scenic spot in the South Island of New Zealand. As the name implies, its interesting shape is like an apple cut in the middle. Split Apple Rock, located in Abel Tasman National Park near Malajo, is a very popular tourist destination.

Apple Rock is a huge spherical rock located in Abel Tasman National Park in southern New Zealand. It is located next to the cliff of the island, and can't directly touch the sea water, but it is neatly divided into two petals from the middle. Long-distance photos of cracked apple cores at low tide are compared with seabirds of stones to estimate the size of stones.

Ayers Rock in Australia: Ayers Rock is a landmark building in Australia and one of the few giant rock structures in the world. From dawn to dusk, Ayers Rock also presents a wonderful change from red to brown shadow under the change of sunlight.

Ayers rock was formed 500-600 million years ago. Because it was formed in the ocean at that time, its rock surface is very smooth, and it looks like a natural monument across time and space from a distance.

Stones that can run in Death Valley: Deep in the desert of California, there is a place called Death Valley. Huge stones can run by themselves! Some stones can run hundreds of meters.

So far, scientists have solved the mystery of rock movement weighing more than 300 kilograms. The strong wind in winter makes the lagoon generate water flow, pushing the sail stone to slide on the surface of microbial secretions. When the lagoon dries up and comes out of the water, the movement track of the sail stone appears on the ground. Of course, this theory is still being further verified.

White Cave in Milos Island, Greece: The white cave in Milos Island, Greece is like a natural heart, full of love, so you can go and see it with your lover.

Elephant Rock in Golden Bay, New Zealand: Elephant Rock in Golden Bay is vivid. A lifelike elephant, nature is really wonderful.