Are the Danxia Landforms Colorful Enough?

[@mirzauamerici2286]

Looks beautiful, as much you know about China I would like to meet you when I come there for diner so I can learn more about China, my girlfriend is a Chinese we both live in USA, Last time visited China it was only for 2 weeks and I was impressed that I wanna to visit again, only reason Is a pandemic stop me to visit. Your blogs are natural thank you for sharing.

[@Eric_Garrison]

Sure. Welcome once this pandemic is done. Happy to meet up. It seems it'll never end though :(

[@mirzauamerici2286]

@@Eric_Garrison yes, looks like it’s never ending. I hope will get better soon. Will be in touch. Thanks

[@kev13nyc]

keep pumping out those videos Eric!!!!

[@mariasand6415]

So beautiful place I’ll put in my bucket list

[@Eric_Garrison]

Definitely worth a visit.

[@uss888999]

Extraordinary Creation and Masterpiece by Nature ! 👍👍👍

[@richardgomez2637]

That guy flying was watching you. 😂 He wanted his money back for your cold milkshake

[@Eric_Garrison]

ahhahaha

[@chhitijgurung9477]

Nice.. Looks very similar to artist palette in Death Valley, CA.

[@dtkodak123]

There is also one in Oregon USA, "Painted Hills"

[@Eric_Garrison]

Maybe I can visit next time I'm home... Not too far from CA :)

[@morfano181]

Hey! I was just there a couple of days ago. Sunrise was beautiful up there. Did you visit Pingshan Canyon? That place is gorgeous too.

[@Eric_Garrison]

I didn't this time. Maybe next road trip. I have heard from others it is a good place too... was on a tight time frame unfortunately at this juncture in our trip.

[@pitor87]

Great video

[@Eric_Garrison]

Thanks!

[@stanbimi]

It's so ironic to hear complains about the complainers. 😏 A bit of marketing exaggeration to encourage tourism is not too bad. China needs to boost internal consumption and tourism is one of the sectors that can help move the Dual Circulation Model. Time to reduce reliance on export and decouple where it is in the interests of China's strategic plans. Hope China's park systems take in a lot of entrance fees revenue. Maintenance, improvement, security and protection of the sites are expensive, especially with China's large number of tourists bringing wear and tear. These natural wonders must be tightly protected.

[@Eric_Garrison]

It's just... Karen's gonna Karen.. and I Karen about the Karen's I guess? It's insane how much development has gone on here though. They've really improved the facilities a ton in just a short time.