The Grand Canyon in the United States and the Grand Canyon in Colca, Peru were once ranked as the best in the world, but neither of them can be compared with the Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon. "(Compared with the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon, which used to be known as the world's largest canyon), these two sentences show that the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon is the deepest grand canyon in the world by concrete comparison.
In the article "Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon", the author proves that the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon is the largest canyon in the world with specific and accurate figures, and shows the extraordinary natural landscape of the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon with compound sentence. After reading this article, it is like walking into a magical and beautiful picture, and the emotion of embracing nature arises spontaneously.
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China The Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon in the lower reaches of the Yarlung Zangbo River in Tibet is the deepest canyon in the world. There are four rare waterfalls on the canyon riverbed in the no man's land at the core of the Grand Canyon, some of which fall by 30-50 meters. There are nine vertical natural zones in the canyon, from high mountains and snow to low valleys in tropical monsoon forest. Elk is the best in the world and has a variety of biological resources.
1. The mysterious change of Rainbow Waterfall: In the early 1920s, British explorer Ward briefly entered the Grand Canyon. According to his description, he found a spectacular waterfall in the Grand Canyon.
Because when he found the waterfall, there was a rainbow around it, so he named it "Rainbow Waterfall". 10 years later, American Bailey once again confirmed the existence of this waterfall. However, it has not been found for nearly 70 years.
2. Surprise beyond Taxus chinensis: 1998 Another major discovery of the expedition was the discovery of a large area of endangered rare plant Taxus chinensis in the Grand Canyon. Wild natural yew forest is not widely distributed in the world, and it has only been found in a few areas such as Yunnan and Sichuan in China before.
3. "Savage" and the Killing Tree: In the Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon and its surrounding areas, the legend of "savage" has been circulated since ancient times. From the snow-capped mountains at an altitude of about 6,000 meters to the dense virgin forests at the bottom of the valley, there are traces of "savage".
4. Survival myth of canyon residents: The Grand Canyon is the home of Menba people. As for their origin, some people say that they come from Bomi area outside the canyon. To put it more ancient, their history can be traced back to the era of human cave dwelling. This also proves that Memba people have been rooted in this land since ancient times and have strong viability.