Guangxi's small rocky grassland has no tourists but streams, cattle and sheep

Guangxi's niche rocky grassland, with no tourists but streams, cattle and sheep. This is a niche secret place that even the locals may not know about. If you don't crowd the Li River in Guilin, there is also such a paradise in Liuzhou~ There is a peculiar iron ore forest landform here, which is said to be an underwater world billions of years ago. Black boulders are scattered on the grassland, cattle and sheep are playing on the vast grassland, and slender stone peaks stand proudly on this land, just like coming to a quiet and harmonious secret place~ It is also a paradise for hiking, outdoor, camping, and mountain climbing enthusiasts. The stone forest used to be elves sleeping underground, and only appeared in the world after the development of iron mines. Perhaps because they were hidden underground for a long time, the appearance of these stones is always strange. Some look like beasts ready to pounce, and some look like bamboo shoots breaking through the ground. They are scattered among the woods to form a stone forest wonder. It is worth mentioning that there is a creek grassland nearby that can be reached directly by car, and the cattle and sheep here are also in groups. Because this place has not been developed and retains its most original ecological features, the road is narrow and there is no place to park, so you can only drive your car to the edge of the grassland. Location: Xiangshui Stone Forest, Luzhai, Liuzhou, Guangxi Admission: Free Tips: 1. After navigating to Xiangshui Stone Forest, drive up the slope from the parking lot next to the go-kart to the fork in the road and then go up the mountain from the right to reach the foot of the mountain. 2. Start walking in after parking. It will take about 15 to 20 minutes to arrive. 3. Those who like hiking can walk around the stone forest for about 1 to 2 hours. 4. Leave footprints and take away the trash.