Located in the northern part of the Artux Halajun Basin, there is a long canyon that leads into the Kalateke Mountain. Over the years, wind and rain have eroded the marble cliffs on both sides of the canyon. Nature’s masterful craftsmanship has sculpted the rocks into a myriad of bizarre stone formations. The craggy peaks interlock, with towering cliffs and strange rock shapes scattered throughout. Entering the valley feels like stepping into a grand palace filled with countless sculptures. The uniquely shaped stones resemble exquisitely carved artworks, incredibly lifelike and wildly imaginative, leaving visitors in awe and sparking endless fantasies. However, if the weather suddenly changes, being inside the valley can feel like entering a fairytale-like devil’s city. When the wind howls through, the mountains echo and the valleys roar with deafening sounds, sending chills down your spine.
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