Salburak Strange Elm Valley

　　  Salburak Strange Elm Valley refers to a primitive elm forest covering an area of over 3 square kilometers, with a history of 3,000 years, and is known as a “living fossil on Earth.” The ancient elms in the valley come in all kinds of peculiar shapes, so much so that some jokingly say “the elms can get pregnant.” Jagged rocks rise everywhere, giving off a mysterious, strange, and whimsical vibe. In spring and summer, wildflowers bloom throughout the forest, while in autumn and winter, pheasants, francolins, rabbits, wild boars, and brown bears roam the area, adding an air of mystery to the scenic spot. It attracts a continuous stream of painters and tourists every year.