Weird Rocks Corner

　　Weird Rocks Corner, I think this name is quite creative. [Web clip: Weird Rocks Corner is located on the western side of Tashan, the main peak of Mount Mogan. Here, clusters of rugged rocks rise from the ground, and among them stands a massive boulder over 10 meters high that juts out abruptly—this is what locals call “Weird Rocks Corner.” It was formed by the fractured and displaced accumulation of volcanic rocks. The area features jagged, towering rocks, as if carved by ghosts or gods, all vying for dominance. Their shapes resemble piles of clouds, giant eggs, lions and elephants, or dragons and snakes; their postures range from standing and kneeling to sitting and lying down. Among them is a massive layered rock four to five zhang tall (approximately 13–16 meters), stacked in three tiers, looking as if it might topple like a pile of eggs. The flat top of the rock offers a great spot to watch the sunset or take a rest while sitting or lying down. The middle layer has a cave that you can squeeze into sideways, which can fit seven or eight people. Looking up at it from the base of the rock, it resembles a ferocious beast mid-leap, as if it were suspended in midair by some divine force.]

　　When you walk along the forest path for 20 minutes without much variation, and then take a turn, suddenly everything opens up. In the distance, layers upon layers of lush greenery stretch out—the scenery may not be particularly unique, but the feeling of such an expansive view is still truly refreshing.