Checked in at the Sandie Ridge Waterfall

"Splitting the green lotus, it falls like a string of pearls, a hundred streams of flying springs, a ribbon across the river's expanse. I come to visit this marvelous place, a scene as if painted in a picture." There's also a legend about the Sandie Ridge Waterfall. In ancient mythology, when the goddess Nüwa was mending the sky with five-colored stones, she carelessly caused a hole in the Milky Way, from which the galaxy's water poured down. Unable to mend the sky again, Nüwa could only look on with a sigh. With a casual flick of her jade finger, she created what is now the beautiful Sandie Ridge Waterfall.