Discover the stunning Danxia landscape in Gansu, China.

The Danxia landform is a unique type of landscape in the world , found only in certain areas of northwestern and southwestern China, with majestic, continuous mountains and vibrant colors that seem to reflect the passage of millions of years of natural and historical changes.

Landscape area Dan Ha ink painting Lanzhou, the capital of Gansu province in northwestern China, has always been an attractive destination for tourists wishing to explore its unique geological and geomorphological features.

Many tourists capture beautiful moments alongside this masterpiece of nature.

Located on the banks of the Yellow River, 13km from the city center, with a total area of ^400km² , situated between four districts and counties, and with a core area for tourism of ^20km² , this is currently the largest Danxia Geomorphological Landscape Area in China.

Colorful hills and mountains are the predominant geological features of the landscape.

The geological and geomorphological features of this landscape are primarily colorful hills and mountains, along with unique landscapes such as cliffs. Danxia, with its solitary peaks, valleys, horizons, and rocks shifting in the wind, exudes a majestic and magnificent beauty. Considered masterpieces of the Danxia geomorphological landscape, these mountains are regarded by experts as a "golden treasure trove of tourism resources" along the Silk Road.

The mountains here exude a majestic and magnificent beauty, considered masterpieces of the Danxia geomorphological landscape.

Its beauty is imbued with the passage of time, reflecting millions of years of natural and historical changes.

Viewed from above, the landscape here resembles a picturesque ink painting of mountains and rivers.

The name Danxia, meaning "ink painting," holds many interesting facts, as it is home to countless geological wonders with majestic, strange, rugged, remote, and magnificent features, like a picturesque ink painting of mountains and rivers. It is even likened to "nature's book recording geological history," allowing modern people to learn about the geomorphological structure and pristine landscape of this arid northwestern region of China.

The viewpoints offered from above allow visitors to appreciate the majestic beauty of the landscape.

Among the Danxia geomorphological landscapes, this area is known for having the largest distribution area, the most diverse geological types, the oldest age, being the latest discovered, the most completely preserved, being closest to the city, having the fewest inhabitants, the deepest cultural deposits, and being visited by the most famous figures.

Dan Ha resembles a turtle when viewed from above.

Visitors can choose to experience the Danxia landscape from above by hot air balloon.

Wild goats are one of the few animal species that can survive here.

The entire area is designed with 7 viewpoints offering panoramic views of the Danxia landforms from above, along with a 2,550m long sightseeing route, allowing visitors to directly experience and capture memorable moments alongside a masterpiece of nature.

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