Taining Danxia Landform As the representative of Danxia landform
in the adolescent phase, Taining features three world wonders,
“Danxia landform above water”, “Grand Canyon Park” and “Cave
Museum”. The Danxia landform refers to various landscapes found
in southeast and southwest China that ‘consists of red bed
characterized by steep cliffs’. It is a unique type of
petrographic geomorphology found in China. Danxia landform in
Taining consists of two regions, Golden Lake in the south and
Shaqingxi Stream in the north, with a total declared area of 235
square kilometers (91 sq. mi.), a core are of 111 square
kilometers (43 sq. mi.) and a buffer area of 124 square
kilometers (48 sq. mi.). It plays an irreplaceable role in China
Danxia project for the most intensive network of valley, the
most mature cliff caves, the most intact ancient planation
surface, the richest cave culture and the most significant
Danxia landform on water. It is the only display of gorge-style
adolescent Danxia landform, located in China's