Photography Tips

Utilize the layered mountain forest behind the Tianchi stone carvings to create depth, with the person standing beside a stone block, arms crossed to appear relaxed, or leaning against the stone block and naturally walking. Use a medium shot to include the entirety of the carvings and the person, highlighting the natural and rustic atmosphere; close-ups of the person's expressions paired with details of the carvings are also possible. Choose simple everyday attire that matches the landscape, and avoid the harsh light at noon. The soft light before 12 PM and after 4 PM can capture the unique atmosphere of the carvings blending with nature. Check-in tips: Opening hours: High season 8:30 - 18:00, low season 9:00 - 17:00, no entry after 16:00. Photo poses: ① Sit on a stone near the carvings, with feet naturally crossed, one hand lightly resting on the stone beside you, and the other hand stretched out casually, blending relaxation into the landscape and carvings; ② Face the Tianchi carvings directly, with one hand gently touching the stone and the other hand pointing to the distant mountains, with your gaze following the direction of your finger, instantly filling the atmosphere; ③ Stand sideways against the stone, with one foot slightly bent, hand lightly touching the edge of the carving, and a slight tilt of the body, making the image immediately lively.