Ten Thousand Acres of Red Leaves

　　In the Geshuo River Canyon, there are expansive contiguous maple forests that merge seamlessly with ancient banyan tree groves, densely distributed across an area of two square kilometers. This is the best-preserved natural forest in the valley. In late autumn, the leaves turn fiery red. Ride in a ox-drawn cart to fully immerse yourself in the classic charm of “stopping the carriage to admire the maple woods at dusk; the frosted leaves redder than flowers in February.” You can also go rafting along the 10-kilometer canyon, taking in the steep cliffs and vast expanses of crimson foliage.