Libo Mint Soda｜Take a sip of Karst summer

Capturing Libo's summer in a glass bottle — it's 15℃ mint green, 50 meters deep peacock blue, and the blue-gray of ancient stone slabs on old bridges. Join a guided group tour to unlock the "water color magic" with the guide, letting your eyes and knowledge cool down together～ 🌟【3 Layers of Color Impact｜Spilling God's Palette】 ❶ Water Forest・Flowing Mint Bubbles A 68-level cascading waterfall strings together moss-covered Karst stone beaches, with 15℃ creek water flowing over your ankles (like holding an ice-cold mint candy in your mouth) Sunlight penetrates the dawn redwood forest, breaking into light spots on the water surface. The guide says: "This is a natural filter of 'plants + water + stone' symbiosis." ❷ Wolong Pool・Frozen Peacock Blue Jade The 50-meter deep dark blue pool is as still as a mirror. When the 20-meter-high waterfall at the dam mouth falls, the blue-green water spray splashes into "carbonated bubbles." Fun fact: Calcite deposits make the water rich in minerals, and sunlight refracts into "Tiffany Blue," more stunning than any Photoshop filter. ❸ Xiaoqikong Ancient Bridge・Blue-Gray Stone Slab Time Filter The 183-year-old bluestone ancient bridge spans the river, with the bridge hole reflections forming a "green period." The guide points out: "The stone slab indentations are 'time marks' worn by mule caravans over the years." 🌿【Color Code｜Karst's Love Letter to the World】 Mint green origin: Evergreen plants like dawn redwoods and beeches cover over 90%, with leaves diffusely reflecting light to form a "natural cooling color." Peacock blue magic: Libo lies in the "Earth's 30°N Karst core zone," where calcium carbonate water absorbs the least blue light. Blue-gray sediment: A product of Guizhou's "Bluestone Culture," stones taken from nearby mountains complement the green water to create a "Morandi color scheme." 🚶【Guided Tour・The Guide is a Moving Color Chart Manual】 Geology class: Explaining by Wolong Pool how "calcite pools layer like 'nature's terraces.'" Culture class: By the ancient bridge, explaining "why the Bouyei people plant maple trees at the bridgehead — fallen leaves drifting in the river are 'drifting letters' to ancestors." Stress-free: The guide leads quick entry, walks to the "best blue waterfall photo spot," saving 2 hours of searching. Follow the guide to understand Libo's "color philosophy," every glance is nature's "mint soda" brewed over 100 million years～ ✨