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Ten thousand years stalactites are called water cut stones that grow on the rock wall by locals! Ten years long and 1 cm long is very special

Naturally formed for thousands of years, it is worth visiting. The entire mountain wall has been stacked into a stalactite wall over the years, and the crystal clear and the most beautiful natural decoration. There are many holiday tourists. Everyone is very orderly and will not touch stalactites. It is well protected. Although the road is narrow, the pavement is good. ??

The wonder of the "Stalactite Wall" of Wujie is located on the mountain wall at 4.5K of Wujie Forest Road. This mountain wall is dripping with water all the year round. After thousands of years of meticulous crafting, the magical skills have created today's mountain wonders! This is an outdoor natural "stalactite wall". It is a very different landscape from the commonly known "stalactite cave".

This open-air stalactite next to the industrial road, the gurgling dripping water is amazing, the local people in the martial arts call it "washed stone", and the Taiwanese call it "water wave stone". The tour teacher said: The spring water on the rock wall contains carbon dioxide, which dissolves the limestone above the rock wall to form calcium bicarbonate, which is dissolved and dripped in the water. The continuous dripping of water over the years has caused the stalactites (washed stones, wave stones) on this mountain wall to form three times faster than ordinary cave stalactites. When the water drops fall, each drop of water leaves a very thin circle of calcite, and the next drops continue to leave new circles of calcite. In the end, these calcite circles form very thin (0.5mm) hollow tubes, commonly known as "soda tubes". Soda tubes can grow very long, but they are very fragile. If they are blocked by fragments, water will flow from outside, depositing more calcite, forming cone-shaped stalactites. The falling water droplets precipitate more calcite after reaching the ground, eventually forming round or conical stalagmites. The tour teacher said: The water containing calcium bicarbonate drips down the branches of [Taiwan Luzhu], forming stone ropes over the years. The stalks on the mountain wall are hollow and hang upside down. The leaves are like bamboo plants, which are endemic to Taiwan [Taiwan Arundo]. Its root system is very deep, it has the function of water and soil conservation, can firmly grasp the ground, and is a ground cover plant for slope protection and greening of rock walls. The characteristics of stalactites (water wave stone, washed stone) are soft, pores and more water-absorbing, and it is easy to breed moss. Plants attached to it are easy to take care of as long as there is no shortage of water. In horticultural landscaping, cement mixed soil is often used to combine them, and plants are planted into potted plants with stones. Therefore, unscrupulous people will steal them, which is distressing.

Stalactite is a type of limestone topography. However, the rock in this area is dominated by slate. Why do limestone topography appear? It is speculated that it should be a partial limestone layer interspersed with the slate area of ​​the Central Mountains, so there is no large-scale limestone topography in Kenting National Park and other areas.

It's a concept to look at the natural landscape, the mystery of nature, and then come here... It’s not big, small, and it’s very cool when it’s close. In summer, it can cool off a little bit~ because these naturally formed mountain walls will keep dripping water, like love?. Along the mountain wall ~ a small piece of it keeps raining ☔️It's quite an interesting spectacle. Unfortunately, the area is not large. There is a special place to accompany you to lead. The road is small, you may have to be a little careful when driving past and be aware that there are many tourists on the side of the road, all of which are used to walk.

The stalactite wall is just beside the industrial road Most industrial roads can only be driven by one vehicle Be careful when driving But there is no parking space nearby The stalactite walls are precious Remember not to destroy! #无線山林