Huagang Shui Shang Qing (Damaged by Typhoon Herbert, not yet fully restored). Huagang Shui Shang Qing is a unique limestone landform, 40 meters wide and over 20 meters high, located next to the Debris Flow Memorial Park. Huagang Shui Shang Qing is a unique limestone landform, 40 meters wide and over 20 meters high, located next to the Debris Flow Memorial Park. Approaching Fengshan City, turn right onto the small path next to Fengbin Villa, and you can reach it in about ten minutes. This rock face, eroded by calcium carbonate and underground springs over a long period, has formed numerous caves of various sizes, standing in layers. Dozens of small trickles flow down from the numerous caves, forming many small waterfalls from top to bottom. These, along with the green moss on the rock surface, create a spectacular sight. These small trickles not only flow slowly into the Shigu Pan River but also accumulate within the caves to form unique limestone formations such as stalagmites, stalactites, and yellowish-white cave pearls. Despite the impact of several typhoons and debris flows, Huagang Shui Shang Qing still retains its unique and beautiful landscape. Local residents have even utilized the deposition characteristics of limestone, placing molds in the water flow to allow slow deposition. After a long period, the molds are removed, creating unique stone artworks with shiny crystals on the surface, known as "dripping water into gold," which have become one of the special local products of the Fengshan area.
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