Fushan Grand Canyon, formed 60 million years ago by the collapse of granitic porphyry massifs, is a modern periglacial landform and geological remnant of mountain collapse and earth fissure. It is currently the largest and well-preserved remnant of mountain collapse and earth fissure in the East China region. The canyon’s smooth and sheer surfaces resemble those carved by axes and knives, and the vertical descent into the valley via ladders is thrilling; the valley is deep and winding, often rumored to hide rare gems within. Within the Fushan Grand Canyon tourist area, there are magical rocks, mysterious caves, Fushan sea of clouds, and forest waterfalls. The area is characterized by towering mountains and perennial streams. Due to the collapse, mineral exposure is evident, allowing visitors to admire the representation of China’s seven fortune gods and mythical creatures in rock carvings. The cultural theme of a ‘Journey of Wealth’ is deeply meaningful as one explores and seeks treasures along the way. The eight scenic spots of Fushan Grand Canyon are: Fushan Sea of Clouds, Canyon Treasure Hunt, Ancient Wall Bamboos, Stone Pavilion Silk Sail, Mountain Collapse and Earth Fissure, Cave Dwelling Turtles, Tianping Banquet Scenery, and Twin Rock Springs. The opening hours are from 08:00 to 16:00 all year round. Preferential policies: Children under 1.2 meters (not including) enter for free; those between 1.2 meters (including) and 1.4 meters (including) pay half price; seniors aged 70 and above with valid identification pay half price. Additional information: The above information is for reference only, please refer to the actual information disclosed by the scenic spot. Service facilities: Parking lot – [Fushan Grand Canyon Parking Lot], reference price: charged; address: at the entrance of Fushan Grand Canyon Scenic Area; number of spaces: subject to the actual situation of the scenic area.
Fushan Grand Canyon
Fushan Grand Canyon, formed 60 million years ago by the collapse of granitic porphyry massifs, is a [...]
