The natural wonders of the world, the Anjihai Grand Canyon, the less you see, the more you miss

Finally, I embarked on the long-awaited journey to the Anjihai Grand Canyon. When I first got there, I was completely stunned. The scene was indescribable in just a few words. Standing on the edge of the canyon, looking out, the red, yellow, green, and various colored rock layers are intertwined, like a huge abstract painting. The depth of the canyon made me feel as if I was standing on the edge of the world, excited and a little scared. Walking along the path beside the canyon, the wind was howling, carrying a bit of earthy scent, but I didn't find it unpleasant at all; instead, I thought it was a unique fragrance of nature. Along the way, you could see the turbulent river at the bottom of the valley, with its muddy yellow water, very imposing. And oh, those little wildflowers around the canyon, although not very eye-catching, seemed extraordinarily vital against such a majestic backdrop. I couldn't help but pick a few as a souvenir, but then felt I shouldn't destroy this beauty, so I left them where they were. By evening, the afterglow of the sunset was sprinkled on the canyon, and the scenery was simply breathtaking. The entire canyon was dyed orange-red, as if on fire. I just sat there, staring blankly, until the sun had completely set. By the way, I must tell everyone, be sure to pay attention to safety when visiting, don't get too close to the edge of the canyon, as some of the stones there are loose. Also, be sure to protect yourself from the sun, or you'll come back several shades darker. In short, the Anjihai Grand Canyon is truly a worthwhile place to visit. Family, if you have the chance, you must go and experience it, I guarantee you won't be disappointed!