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Controversy as water pipes discovered at source of waterfall
On June 3 in northern China, tourists exploring the source of the famous Yuntai Waterfall in Henan's Yuntai Mountain discovered several water pipes discharging water. This unexpected find has sparked widespread attention and debate online.
The Yuntai Waterfall, known for its impressive single-drop height of 314 metres, is a major highlight of the Yuntai Mountain Scenic Area. However, due to seasonal variations, the waterfall's flow can diminish during dry periods.
Some netizens have expressed understanding, seeing the pipes as a reasonable measure to enhance the visitor experience. Others, however, have raised concerns about the impact on the waterfall's natural integrity.
In response to the public's concerns, Yuntai Mountain Scenic Area officials took to social media to clarify the situation. They explained that the pipes are not meant to create an artificial waterfall but are auxiliary equipment to maintain the waterfall's appearance during dry periods. These pipes are not used during the wet season to ensure the waterfall is displayed in its most natural and pristine form.
The scenic area authorities emphasized their commitment to preserving natural landscapes and ecological environments while meeting visitor expectations. They assured that any measures taken are thoroughly evaluated to prevent adverse effects on the natural environment.
The video was provided with permission from local media.
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