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Mohua Fortress: The milk bottle spilled by God, a pure white dream fallen to the human world Introduction: Mohua Fortress, a name full of poetic charm, is located in Dali. Known for its unique white karst landscape and layered calcified pools, it is praised as "the milk bottle spilled by God." This place is not a popular tourist spot, yet it hides the purest natural beauty, making it a paradise for photography enthusiasts and those seeking niche travel experiences. First Encounter with Mohua Fortress: A milky white world Best viewing time: Early morning or evening, when the sunlight is soft, the white calcified pools shimmer gently under the sun, silky like milk. Must-visit spots: Milk Pools: Layer upon layer of calcified pools with crystal-clear water, showing a blue-green hue under the sunlight, creating a strong visual contrast with the white calcite. Mohua Waterfall: A white calcite waterfall cascading from a height, resembling a white silk ribbon, very spectacular. Mohua Cave: Inside the cave are variously shaped stalactites and stalagmites, appearing especially mysterious under the lighting. In-depth Exploration: Unveiling the mystery of Mohua Fortress Hiking route: You can choose to hike along the boardwalk to experience the magnificent scenery of Mohua Fortress up close. Along the way, there are several viewing platforms offering panoramic views of the entire Mohua Fortress. Photography tips: Use a wide-angle lens to capture the panoramic view of Mohua Fortress. Use a polarizing filter to reduce water surface reflections, making the pool water clearer. Try different angles and compositions to capture the unique beauty of Mohua Fortress. Precautions: Mohua Fortress is a natural landscape; please protect the environment and do not litter. Some areas have steep terrain; please be cautious and avoid climbing dangerous spots. The plateau area has strong UV rays; please take sun protection measures. Mohua Fortress, a secluded paradise away from the hustle and bustle, is pure and natural in its beauty, making one feel as if in a fairy tale world. Here, you can slow down, appreciate nature’s craftsmanship, and find inner peace. If you are looking for a unique travel destination, Mohua Fortress is definitely a great choice. It is like the milk bottle spilled by God, spreading purity and tranquility to the world, waiting for you to discover its beauty.
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