Panda Sea Waterfall
At an altitude of 2,592 meters, the waterfall stands 78 meters high and is 50 meters wide at its crest, cascading in three tiers.
Walking to the end of the viewing platform on the north side of Panda Sea and descending along a steep wooden staircase, you can see a powerful rush of water plummeting straight down to the valley floor on the right. Midway, this flow is intercepted by protruding cliffs and large rocks beneath the cliff, splitting it into several segments, thus forming a series of cascading tiers in one breathtakingly magnificent display. In the depths of winter, the waterfall freezes into an ice cascade, creating a stunning crystal-like world.
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