Photography Tips

Utilize the depth of the rock crevices and the unique texture of the rock walls to create layers. Position the subject in the middle of the pathway, with arms outstretched to enhance the sense of spatial extension; or close to the rock wall, touching the rock details with hands to strengthen the interaction with nature. Include the full view of the crevice and the subject in the mid-shot to highlight the rugged momentum of the mountains and wilderness; focus on close-ups of the hands touching the rock texture and the natural smile on the face to convey an immersive experience. 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 Stand in the center of the rock crevice pathway, extend arms widely towards both rock walls, lean back slightly to echo the outline of the boulders with your body, capturing the atmosphere of embracing the wilderness; ② Stand sideways close to one rock wall, lightly touch the moss or texture on the rock with one hand, let the other hand hang naturally, and lightly touch the ground with the tip of your toe to create a relaxed and lazy feeling; ③ Walk slowly along the rock crevice pathway, gently swing arms in rhythm with the steps, and gaze into the distant mountains and forests.