The Pros And Cons Of Wulingyuan National Park

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The scenery in Wulingyuan National Park turns out to be so immense and impressive, and yet so geologically frangible. There are huge forests of pillars stand foursquare against the distant blue hills. At every twist and turn of the road there is another beautiful view that is unforgettable to visitors. They come here not only to enjoy the view, but also to discover the diversity of plants and animals at the park. When reaching the top of the mountain, tourists can breathe fresh air, which is difficult to find in any places in China today. The only disadvantage mentioned in the article is that the park’s cost-free walkways.
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