Feilai Stone Review

Flying stone is a masterpiece of ghostly work, this thing should only be in the sky, here you can see the depth of Huangshan Mountain, there is a feeling of dizziness, the mountain wind blows, it seems to go with the wind, in the clouds and mist, the beauty is hidden and present, like a fairyland.

Flying stone, located on a flat rock in Pingtianyu, Huangshan Scenic Area, Anhui Province, is formed for natural weathering. The contact between the two rocks is very small, and the previous stone seems to fly from the sky, so the name is "flying stone". Chinese name Feilaishi geographical location Huangshan Mountain Scenic Area, Huangshan District, Huangshan City[3] Open from March 2 to October 31, Monday to Friday 6:20-17:30; Saturday, Sunday and small holiday 6:00-17:30. November 1 to March 1 (including Saturday, Sunday and small holiday) 7:20-16:30.

Anhui Huangshan Feilai Stone, the small landscape can be said to be quite famous. This Feilai Stone, as the name implies, everyone thinks that it is a big stone flying from the outside world, but it is actually natural weathered, but because he has a very small contact area with the ground, So it's called the stone that flies from the sky.

The Dream of Red Mansions, which you have seen for an hour, should also be touched. However, the scenic spot is very narrow, with only 2 or 30 people standing in line for an hour, and the stone is on the cliff without any guardrail on one side. Children and old people should not go up. In addition, the scenic spot is beautiful from a distance, and it is a big stone from a near view.

Feilaishi, a famous scenic spot in Huangshan, is said to be the stone used by Dream of Red Mansions. From the bright top to the West China Sea Grand Canyon, flying stones will pass. Flying stones are very strange. It is amazing that such a large stone stands on the edge of a cliff. Flying stones are not easy to take pictures. There is a photographic spot far away, which can take the whole picture of flying stones. Many people climb onto the stones to take pictures. It is too dangerous to recommend.