The most beautiful Danxia geological wonder valley in western China, the Wen Su Tuo'er Mu Grand Canyon

Tuo'er Mu Grand Canyon, also known as 'Ku Du Lu Ke Grand Canyon', is also called Wen Su Grand Canyon. In Uyghur, it means 'thrilling and mysterious'. It is an essential passageway to the ancient postal roads of the Shata Ancient Road and the Wusun Ancient Road that lead to the Tianshan Mountains in the north and south. The Grand Canyon is the largest and most aesthetically valuable red-layered canyon between the Tianshan Mountains in the north and south, and is known as the 'King of Canyons'; it is also the most beautiful Danxia geological wonder valley in western China. The mountain walls in the valley have clearly distributed rock layers, with the folds formed by compression and the curved lines being very distinct. The fractured rocks embedded in the mountain layers have, after billions of years of wind and rain erosion, formed a landscape of towering cliffs, standing peaks, various shapes, rugged and bizarre features, intense colors, and a colorful and diverse spectacle. The Grand Canyon stretches about 25 kilometers from east to west and about 20 kilometers from north to south. It consists of 3 main valleys in the shape of the character '川' and 12 tributaries, with hundreds of smaller tributaries. It is the largest and most aesthetically valuable red-layered canyon between the Tianshan Mountains in the north and south, and is acclaimed as the 'King of Canyons'.