Camel Bend
Camel Bend
The Hulu River flows eastward until it reaches Chuma Pass in Zhugou Township, where it breaks through the obstruction of a rocky mountain, causing the river to sharply turn south. The upper part of this mountain resembles camel humps, the middle part resembles a camel’s neck, and the lower part resembles a camel’s head — together forming the appearance of a lying camel. The river winds around it, hence the name “Camel Bend.”
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