Bailong Grand Canyon

　　The Wanfo Buddhist Sacred Site at Bailong Grand Canyon is located in Huashi Gully Village, Liuguanyingzi Town, Kazuo County. It enjoys convenient transportation, boasts majestic peaks, and features a tranquil environment. Attractions include the Wanfo Underground Palace, Nine Dragons Bathing, Lotus Pond, Unique Secluded Valley, Shuiquan Gully, and a Century-old Maple Forest. It is a comprehensive tourist destination integrating religious tourism, rural tourism, and leisure tourism.

　　The canyon features a complete range of landform types, excellent ecological vegetation, and a fresh, beautiful environment that maintains nature’s pristine state. Peaks, ridges, terraces, cliffs, streams, and valleys showcase a full spectrum of geological formations, presenting multi-layered landscapes that form a spatial sequence of three cliffs, two ridges, and one gentle slope. The layers are distinct, the scenery simple yet powerful like a woodblock print, resembling a natural geological museum. The area also boasts simple and sincere local customs, making it a favorite among many photographers and painters.

　　The valley is home to competing peaks and crisscrossing gullies, characterized by grandeur, danger, wonder, beauty, serenity, and openness. Though the mountains in the gullies may not have the imposing presence of famous ranges, they possess their own delicate charm. The undulating mountain ridges resemble dancing dragons; the layered cliffs look like masterful sculptures, offering wonders at every turn—truly a masterpiece of nature. A few caves hidden beside rocks and trees add a sense of mystery and invite boundless imagination.

　　Source: Tourism Bureau of Harqin Left Wing Mongolian Autonomous County