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China has places so otherworldly they make you question reality There are spots in China so surreal you'd doubt they'real if you only saw them on screen You might think it's CGI a science fiction film or the work of artificial intelligence But no all of it exists in real life Deep forests where light never reaches the ground Sharp mountain ranges like knife edges villages hanging from cliff faces and landscapes that make one feel like a stranger on another planet Here time moves slowly and nature holds sway and nearly all notions of normality have been erased This is not a vacation Join Coi Lạ TV as we journey through lands that will make you question the very reality you're living in Shen Nongjia – Lake of Corn Shen Nongjia is the largest remaining primary forest in central China The golden snub-nosed monkeys with vibrant orange fur and blue faces live here and virtually nonexistent anywhere else except in the wild Giant crocodiles longer than a man's arm lurk hidden in the streams The dense forest is so thick that sunlight barely reaches the ground in many areas This is also the province's only UNESCO World Natural Heritage site Local residents say they continue to discover new plant species each year Mist often lingers in the valleys until well into the afternoon giving the place a haunting sense of having been forgotten by time 2 West Bangna River Tropical Forest – Yunna This is the only true tropical rainforest in China Located at the same latitude as Hawaii yet here you'll find Asian elephants roaming beneath the trees One in every four plant species in China grows in this region At night you can hear monkeys calling out their voices echoing through the forest canopy Wild peacocks sometimes stroll calmly into villages Some trees exceed 200 feet in height far too large for a person to wrap their arms around Located in a border region this forest brings together plant species from India Myanmar and China within a single square kilometer 3 Sihulian Mountain – Sichua Known as the queen of Sichuan's mountain ranges Sihulian features four sharp peaks arranged consecutively with the highest reaching 20 510 feet Three long valleys cut deeply into the mountain range Each valley boasts a completely distinct landscape A valley blanketed in redwood forest a valley ablaze with rhododendrons and the remaining valley is covered in snow and lakes By October the entire area turns shades of red and gold while the snow still blankets the high peaks Fewer international tourists come here than to the Everest Base Camp Yet the scenery is no less majestic and far more tranquil 4 Bạch Thạch Mountain – Hebe Bạch Thạch Mountain is renowned for its unique and breathtaking scenery The peak rising to about 8 200 feet presents a majestic panorama with towering white sandstone cliffs leaving an unforgettable impression The rocky canyons and bizarrely shaped stone formations have emerged over millions of years It is a standout feature that draws visitors to come and explore For ages Bạch Thạch Mountain has been associated with ancient legend about a goddess It is said that this goddess resides atop the mountain and guards the land against natural disasters and invasions Local residents believe that if they pray sincerely at the mountain 's summit they will receive blessings and protection from her 5 Taihang Great Rift – Hena Taihang Great Abyss is located within the Taihang mountain range Stretching over 100 miles it is one of the most beautiful and majestic canyons in China Steep cliffs crystal-clear streams and breathtaking waterfalls create A space both mysterious and challenging for those who love mountain climbing and exploring nature In the past the mountains and ravines here served as hiding places and battlegrounds for soldiers defending the nation The stories of sacrifice and courage in this region make it not only captivating for its natural beauty but also rich in cultural significance 6 Cung Ta Duwei – Yunna Datuotou Waterfall is the largest waterfall in Yunnan Province Rising to about 288 feet and spanning nearly 100 feet it remains unmarked on many maps Water cascades straight down a sheer rock face into a vast lake creating a mist that rises hundreds of feet into the air During the rainy season water flow triples and the roar of the waterfall can be heard from great distances A cable car line crosses directly above the waterfall offering visitors a direct view down into the churning mist below Hidden deep within treacherous mountain terrain this place has seen very few foreign visitors Standing beneath the waterfall creates the sensation of being in the midst of a furious storm 7 Mount Si Kuo Nang – Sichuan Province Mount Tứ Khô Nương rises quietly behind the vast plains of Sichuan its four slender peaks standing gracefully side by side At its peak Yao Mây Phong rises above 6 200 meters its sharp delicate form standing out dramatically often appearing and disappearing in the morning mist But the true beauty of Tứ Khô Nương lies not in its elevation but in its stillness Prayer flags flutter over frozen meadows yaks graze slowly beside ancient ice lakes and pine forests rise like cathedrals The wind whispers through the valley like ancient melody only the mountains still remember According to Tibetan legend these four mountain peaks were once four sisters standing together to protect their homeland And when standing at the base of the mountain gazing up at its majestic grandeur one can truly believe it is real In the Four Solitudes the world is not only beautiful but also carries a sacred feeling Nestled deep within the Taihang Mountains clinging to a sheer cliff face is the village of Guo Liang a village that had been completely isolated for hundreds of years No roads exist here—only treacherous narrow paths so perilous that even livestock struggle to traverse them In the 1970s thirteen villagers decided to change their fate on their own Using hammers and chisels they patiently carved a tunnel through the rock mountain over the course of five years That path is now known as Guo Liang Tunnel a testament to human will etched into the red rock Today the winding path climbs along the mountain's steep face with windows opening onto overwhelming abysses and breathtaking views Yet beyond that path the village still preserved its tranquility With ancient stone houses quiet villagers and stories passed down through generations Quách Lương is not merely a refuge but also a testament to Even dreams that seem impossible can be realized through human willpower 9 Ninh Vu's hanging ice Shanxi Province Deep within the mountains of Ninh Vu County concealed beneath the earth There exists a glacier cave that never melts not even on the hottest summer days It is the Ninh Vu Ice Cave a wonder formed during the glacial retreat Stepping inside the atmosphere instantly changed the light growing softer Ice crystals hang from the cave ceiling like frozen chandeliers while thick ice pillars rise from the floor all the way to the roof An almost complete silence breath visible before their eyes and the cave seemed to whisper the chill of thousands of years of history Scientists still cannot explain why this place remains frozen year-round Local residents simply said the mountain still remembers winter No signage no souvenir kiosks There's only a narrow path leading into the heart of the earth and it feels as though you've just stepped out of the flow of time In a world moving too fast there is a place that has scarcely changed at all Liu Gu Lake lies on the western plateau of Sichuan Province surrounded by snow-capped peaks and silent pine forests The lake is so clear that people say the sky comes here just to glimpse itself Also known as the Wild Man Lake this ancient glacial lake lies at an elevation of nearly 3 800 meters above sea level Here emerald waters meet high mountain meadows and time seems to hold its breath In summer wildflowers bloom in profusion across the hillsides like scattered patches of color tossed by the wind Winter the lake's edge blanketed in snow silent and still Steam from the nearby hot springs rises gently hovering above the cold misty lake According to legend this was once a sacred bathing spot for mountain spirits Locals believe the lake's waters possess healing powers ot just for the body but also for the soul No highways no loudspeakers just narrow mountain trails The distant echo of horse hooves blended with the soft rustle of wind through the rows of artificial trees Sitting by the still lake one feels strangely both insignificant and perfectly whole Hidden beneath the tranquil fields of Thuy Duong region in a village so ordinary it nearly vanishes from the map There exists one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in China It was the Hang Long Du system a vast hidden world carved in silence and then forgotten for over 2 000 years Discovered by chance in 1992 these caves stunned the world The enormous chambers were entirely hand-carved each vast cavern resembling a cathedral With precisely aligned stone walls pillars and intricate carvings it's almost unbelievable that such accuracy was achieved using ancient tools The strange thing is that there are no historical records mentioning them—no drawings no legends No explanation regarding who built it why it was built or how it was constructed Stepping into Hang Long Du is like entering a dream conjured by ancient spirits with cool air and strange echoing sounds The deeper one goes the more questions arise—how could ancient civilization build such a structure and then vanish completely leaving no trace behind Some believe this was once an underground palace while others think it was a military base Yet it might have been created solely to be forgotten right up to this day 12 Lake Kelia Thanh Hai Province Amid the vast endless expanse of the blue plateau where the earth stretches endlessly and the sky hangs low in the distance There is a still lake so tranquil it feels as though the sky has paused to rest Lake Kelia lies at the base of the Kien Lien Mountains where sapphire-blue waters sparkle beneath a sky that constantly shifts in hue In summer the fields surrounding the lake burst into vibrant yellow rapeseed flowers creating a striking contrast with the deep blue of the water and the pale white of the distant mountain peaks The nomadic herders lead their flocks along the lakeshore Their shadows moved slowly like brushstrokes on a vast canvas No skyscrapers no neon lights—just an open endless sky A quiet breeze stirred and a profound stillness settled so deeply into every fiber of flesh Locals call this place the eye of the sky and standing on the lake's shore Gazing at the clouds drifting across the water's surface like a mirror one easily understands why Hidden deep within the lush emerald folds of the Qianlong mountains a village exists as if forgotten by time Here tradition moves slowly forward its echoes resounding through dense bamboo groves It is Ban Sa Village the last village in China where carrying firearms remains legal That tool is not just an instrument but an integral part of their identity The people here live simply deeply connected to their ancient customs These guns are passed down from generation to generation as symbols of honor responsibility and the tradition of protecting the community Ban Sa is not a bustling tourist destination It serves as a reminder that amidst an ever-changing modern world There are still places that choose a slower way of life preserving their identity and memories The Ban Sa people have lived in harmony with the mountains and forests for centuries They cultivate entirely by hand sing songs in their ancient language and welcome strangers with rice cakes and traditional rituals Their culture is simple authentic and deeply proud Men carry handmade guns strapped to their backs ot to incite violence but as a symbol of honor ritual and hunting Hair is cut with a sickle and tattoos on the skin tell the story of family and lineage And as they danced the entire mountain forest seemed to move in rhythm with the drumbeats Very few tourists can travel this far to reach this place Yet those who have set foot there always leave with a completely different feeling Because Ban Sa is not a place meant merely to be visited It's a world you step into and remember for a lifetime At first glance this place looks like a digital illusion A lake shimmering with impossible hues of crimson blush pink and deep magenta But this is neither a painting nor for igniting light This is the Red Basin Lake in Yuncheng one of China's most surreal natural wonders Hidden amid the loess plateau this lake changes with the seasons In summer the heat awakens microscopic organisms and red algae urning the entire lake into a vibrant swirling spectacle The result was a dazzling crimson mirror stretching for miles Reflecting clouds sunlight and occasionally the entire arc of a rainbow Local residents say the lake is most radiant at sunset when the light dips low and the air grows still Birds skim across the water like delicate brushstrokes A gentle silence prevails the scene exuding a beauty both enchanting and strangely unique You the traveler who found your way here encounter no crowds noise —just colors space and an otherworldly sensation that defies naming Near the ancient town of Lệ Giang where clouds drift low and the land seems to whisper forgotten tales There exists a forest without trees only stones It is the Asima Stone Forest a labyrinth of massive limestone formations rising from the ground like frozen dancers Sharp jagged pillars stand alongside softer gracefully curved ones as if carved by time and silence To the local Di people living here these stone formations are not merely rocks—they are characters memories and ancestors The most famous rock formation named Asima resembles a tall standing young woman Legend has it that she was a Dacian girl turned to stone after refusing to marry a cruel lord She did not yield and now stands forever Each year people gather here to sing Asima's story once more The drum's echo reverberates among the rock walls its rhythmic beat swirling like flames Past and present merge as one In the Asima rock forest nature preserves memory and each stone speaks with a voice that never fades Hidden deep within the rolling hills east of Zhejiang Province Leaving behind the highway and the city's noise there's a place where time slows down leaf by leaf It is Jing Shan Tea Hill the cradle of Chinese tea culture where gentle green staircases stretch along the mountainside like waves holding their breath The morning began with a light mist the air filled with the scent of damp earth and early dew Barefoot silver-clad monks walk among the tea rows They approached with the same cautious reverence as their ancestors did thousands of years ago No billboards—just the soft hiss of boiling water in the porcelain and the rustling of the forest swaying in the wind Here the Zen monks brewed tea not for taste but to seek stillness Silence itself is part of the ritual Each breath is a moment of meditation Drinking tea at Jing Shan is not just about quenching thirst it's a reminder of balance about patience and about how beauty arises when people do less but feel more If you found the places we just saw unbelievably beautiful but remember there are still countless corners of the world that have never appeared on familiar travel maps And each video is a small door opening up to such worlds Like this video subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications Just one click and it'll help us go further deeper and even more unexpectedly And now thank you for coming this far on this journey and until we meet again in a place that keeps you questioning reality