A beautiful song for beautiful scenery: an Israeli singer wrote a song to Zhangye Danxia National Geological Park of northwest China’s Gansu Province. (Video from Chinese Cultural Center in Tel Aviv, Israel) Take a listen!👍 | Discover Gansu

The crimson tie-dye colored hills of Zhangye Danxia Landform Geological Park in NW China's Gansu province attract tens of thousands of tourists from home and abroad every day. | China Daily

Danxia National Geological Park in Zhangye, #Gansu Province, draws visitors with its layered rock formations that shift in appearance under changing light. The terrain appears golden at sunrise, burns red at midday and fades into soft multicolored bands by dusk. The 322-square-kilometer park features exposed sandstone and mineral deposits shaped by erosion over millions of years. #SplendidChina #TravelinChina | Xi's Moments

The sherbet-colored Zhangye Danxia landform in northwest China is cherished for its spectacular landscapes of red bed and steep cliffs. This natural masterpiece of precipitous cliffs and rainbow ridges is a feast for the senses with its rich palette and topography, and worth a trip there. #Heritage #FunChina | China Plus Culture

Zhangye #Danxia Scenic Area, blanketed in pure white snow, creates a breathtaking view. This 50-square-kilometer landform, sculpted by cretaceous red beds through tectonic shifts and erosion, showcases China's unique multicolored hills. #ChinaCanvas #travel #views #FunChina | China Daily