Langshan Mountain emerges from flowing cloud sea
By Zou Shuo and Zhu Youfang |
chinadaily.com.cn |
Updated: 2025-05-08 22:41
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Following a recent overnight rain, Langshan Mountain in Hunan's Shaoyang city awakened amidst a flowing sea of clouds, emulating a dynamic ink-wash painting.
At the Bajiaozhai viewing platform, the 818-meter-high Yuntai Temple appears suspended in rolling cloud waves, with russet-red rock formations intermittently emerging.
Langshan Mountain, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site, features spectacular Danxia landforms with iconic peaks, flowing cloud seas, and ever-changing natural spectacles.
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