Photography Tips

Utilize the layered stone carvings and the surrounding mountains to create a sense of depth. Position the subject beside the rock, with crossed arms to show a relaxed posture, or leaning against the rock and taking natural strides. Use a medium shot to include the full view of the carvings and the subject, highlighting the natural and rustic beauty. Close-ups of the subject's expression paired with details of the carvings can also be used. Opt for simple, everyday attire that matches the ambiance of the landscape. Avoid harsh midday light and choose to shoot before 12 PM or after 4 PM to capture the unique atmosphere of the carvings blending with nature. Check-in tips: Opening hours: 8:30-18:00 in high season, 9:00-17:00 in low season, no entry after 16:00. Photography poses: ① Stroll slowly on the path in front of the carvings, with feet naturally apart, one hand lightly resting on a nearby rock, and the other arm casually extended, blending ease and relaxation into the landscape and carvings; ② Face the stone carvings directly, with one hand gently supporting the rock and the other hand pointing towards the distant mountains, eyes following the direction of the fingers, instantly enhancing the atmosphere; ③ Stand side-on against the rock, with one foot slightly bent, hand lightly touching the edge of the carving, and a slight tilt of the body, bringing the scene to life.