Located about 50 meters downhill from the 11-kilometer mark on the eastern highway of the Bawangling Forestry Bureau, it is formed by the differential weathering of rock formations and the growth of tall banyan trees. First, a massive rock about 10 meters high has undergone differential weathering to form three overlapping stones, with a large banyan tree growing on top, creating the spectacle of a "pyramid-shaped flying rock." Second, five large banyan trees, averaging 12 meters in height and 16 centimeters in diameter, grow on a solitary rock about 5 meters high. Their roots intertwine, forming a "root waterfall" on the southern side and a "tree embracing rock" on the northern side, giving an impression of "mysterious wonder."
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