Inverted Heaven Cliff

Inverted Heaven Cliff

The Inverted Heaven Cliff scenic spot is located in the Luojiaping area of the Sanzhaolun National Forest Park. There is a towering and precipitous rock formation. When standing atop it, one feels as though heaven and earth have been turned upside down—hence the name. The cliff rises halfway up the canyon, standing 50 meters high and 30 meters wide. Its flat top measures 10 meters long and 3 meters wide. Standing on the cliff’s edge, you’re surrounded by swirling clouds and ever-shifting mists that may soon part to reveal vast farmlands and serene ponds with wisps of cooking smoke in the distance, or steep cliffs and deep valleys blanketed in mist nearby. To the left, you can see Scale Hook Cliff, Ox Plunging into the Sea, and Jade Rabbit Descending to Earth; to the right, there's the Wordless Stele, Twin Fish Climbing a Tree, and the Giant Turtle Patrolling the Mountain. A thousand scenes unfold before your eyes.