Check in at the Suobuya Stone Forest

The Suobuya Stone Forest, located in Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Hubei Province, China, is a unique karst landscape. Unlike typical stone forests, Suobuya is known for its peculiar stone pillars, peaks, and walls, each with a distinct shape, resembling natural sculptures. The stone forest is not only vast but also exceptionally mysterious due to its unique geological structure and rich vegetation. If you imagine a stone forest as a monotonous collection of rocks, Suobuya might surprise you. Here, the stone forest blends seamlessly with the surrounding forests, streams, and idyllic countryside, creating a vibrant natural tapestry. Especially in the early morning or after rain, when mist lingers, the stone forest appears and disappears, as if you've stepped into a fairyland. In addition, the Suobuya Stone Forest is rich in Tujia culture, offering visitors a taste of strong ethnic customs. Whether it's the natural scenery or the cultural heritage, the Suobuya Stone Forest will bring you unexpected surprises!