National Geopark

Maotianshan National Geological Museum has a positive reference value for exploring the long-term evolution of geology and responding to the development direction in the environment. Therefore, there are many tourists who come here for sightseeing.

It takes 20 minutes to drive from the county seat. There is no ticket and you can visit it at will, but there is only one pavilion at the starting point. There are not many people managing, and the cherry blossoms in the park are well blooming.

[Maotianshan National Address Park] is located near Maotian Mountain, Chengjiang County, Yunnan, 8 kilometers away from Chengjiang County and about 60 kilometers away from Kunming. On July 1, 1984, Chinese scholar Hou Xianguang first discovered the complete preserved fossils of early Cambrian paleobiology here. After the examination and research of paleontologists, the magnificent landscape of marine life and the original characteristics of living animals vividly reproduced 1 billion years ago, providing precious evidence for the study of the early continuation of the Earth for 53.7 million years of the origin, evolution, ecology and other theories of life. The research and discovery of Chengjiang paleobiota not only provided scientific facts for the nonlinear sudden evolution of Cambrian life bursts, but also posed a major challenge to Darwin's gradient evolution theory. Chengjiang Palaeontological Group covers 16 categories and more than 200 species fossils (as of 2012). On July 1, 2012, Chengjiang fossil sites were officially listed on the World Heritage List.

It's interesting here, you can experience fossil digging, and you can see the standards of Fuxian Lake.

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A mountain, you can dig a lot of fossils, especially interesting

I can't imagine that there is still this very technological place here, giving everyone the best way to present the past history.

This sense of technology is full, with a lot of high-tech equipment, very good display of the Cambrian period biodiversity.