Gulu Scenic Area

Stone eggs! It looks like a foreigner! It looks like a dinosaur egg, but in fact it is not, it is actually a stone, just showing a circle. This is also the treasure of the town of Guluzhai in Sandu Aquarium Autonomous County. Many people come a thousand miles to see the magic. And this stone cliff with a thousand years history, every 30 years will lay some stone eggs! The locals are using the stone eggs as a symbol of prosperity! Later, after scientific geologists' research and analysis, the original stone egg formation geological time is very long, about 500 million years of history, and the stone wall on the egg-laying cliff is composed of a kind of mudstone. After the continuous compaction of the upper sediments, the soft mud and nodules have become rocks buried under the deep seabed, the soft mud has become mudstone, and the nodules have become stone eggs. After hundreds of millions of years of geological movement, they are finally exposed to the surface. Oh! It turned out that the stone eggs were 500 million years ago, that is the baby!

Guluzhai was built on the mountain, from Guluzhai along the mountain road to the egg cliff, I don't know if it is in the off-season, there is no one in the egg cliff scenic spot, it seems that no one is managing, like a forgotten scenic spot. The stone laying of egg cliff is also known as the world's mystery.

Good environment, fresh air, it is recommended, I like it very much.

⛰ [Attraction Guide] 📍 Detailed address: Gulu Scenic Area, Sandu Aquarium Autonomous County, Guizhou Province 🚗 Traffic Guide: Take from the county seat: [County Town Yukuangjia Store] 2 yuan bus 🕙 Open hours: 9 am to 5 pm 💰 Ticket price: 19.9 yuan per person 🌟 Highlights: Huayi Town 📌 Small Tips: It is best to bring a couple 😊

Egg-laying cliff" is located on the mountain on the back of Gulu Village, Sanhe Town, Sandu County, Guizhou Province. This mountain is very strange, full of trees and grass, but the mountainside shows a cliff wall naked, even more strange, this cliff wall will automatically shed some stones similar to dinosaur eggs every 30 years. Eggs, so locals are used to calling it egg-laying cliffs.