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08:53, 20-Jan-2019
A virgin canyon no one wants to disturb
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Some call it the oriental version of Antelope Canyon in the U.S.; some say it's a virgin land. But everyone can agree that it's better to keep the unimaginable beauty undisturbed.
Yucha Canyon, located in Yucha village, Ganquan County, NW China. /VCG Photo
Yucha Canyon, located in Yucha village, Ganquan County, NW China. /VCG Photo
Yucha Canyon, located in Yucha village, Ganquan county, NW China. /VCG Photo
Yucha Canyon, located in Yucha village, Ganquan county, NW China. /VCG Photo
Yucha Canyon, located in Yucha village, Ganquan county, NW China. /VCG Photo
Yucha Canyon, located in Yucha village, Ganquan county, NW China. /VCG Photo
Yucha Canyon, located in Yucha village, Ganquan county, NW China. /VCG Photo
Yucha Canyon, located in Yucha village, Ganquan county, NW China. /VCG Photo
Yucha Canyon, located in Yucha village, Ganquan county, NW China. /VCG Photo
Yucha Canyon, located in Yucha village, Ganquan county, NW China. /VCG Photo
Yucha Canyon, located in Yucha village, Ganquan county, NW China. /VCG Photo
Yucha Canyon, located in Yucha village, Ganquan county, NW China. /VCG Photo
Yucha Canyon, located in Yucha Village, Yanan City, northwest China's Shaanxi Province, is a slot canyon hidden on the Loess Plateau. Billions of years ago, an earthquake tore the land apart, and rains and floods in millions of years have eventually created “flowing” shapes in the red sandstone.