In Pingtang County, Guizhou Province, the remnants of ancient glacial activity are vividly preserved in the form of deep, circular pits etched into the bedrock. These geological formations, often referred to as ‘giant’s kettles,’ were sculpted by the relentless force of melting glaciers, rushing water, and abrasive sand over millennia. Scattered along mountain streams, these potholes have since filled with water, creating clusters of serene, shimmering pools. Today, these natural wonders captivate hikers and campers, especially when sunlight dances on the water’s surface, transforming the basins into a sparkling spectacle. This unique landscape serves as a testament to the powerful forces of nature that once shaped the region.