Zhulinbao Stone Forest

Zhulinbao Stone Forest

Zhulinbao Stone Forest

Zhulinbao Stone Forest is located in the southeastern part of Chahe, Feng County, and is one of the eight major stone forests in Guizhou Province. Although it may not have the majestic grandeur and vast scale of the Lunan Stone Forest in Yunnan, its quaint charm and unique beauty offer a distinctive allure.

The stone forest scenic area covers an area of 16 square kilometers. It looks like a highly concentrated bonsai garden filled with rockeries and unusual rocks, and is a typical wonder of karst erosion landforms, as well as a representation of the changes of geological time. Within it, there are vivid and lifelike stone formations such as “A Maiden’s Springtime Longing,” “The Celestial Dog Awaiting the Moon,” “The Dolphin Gazing at the Sky,” “The General Marching to War,” “Journey to the West by Tripitaka,” and “Profound Mother-Son Affection.” There are also towering stone pillars and uniquely shaped boulders, resembling a diverse and whimsical bonsai park that leaves visitors with endless imagination. Zhulinbao Stone Forest harmonizes with the nearby scenic Sancha River and the Shuangru Peak, creating a unified landscape. With convenient transportation and unique scenery, many visitors find themselves lingering and reluctant to leave.

Location

Southeast of Sanchahe, Zhenfeng County, Qianxinan Prefecture, Guizhou Province