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Secrets of Crystal Mountain in New Valley
The Crystal Mountain in the New Valley is a geological formation resulting from the crystallization and transformation of ancient rocks that rainwater, rich in acids, passed through millions of years ago. The mountain is known for its transparent shimmer, a quality that has been misunderstood over time; it was mistakenly believed to be a diamond mine. However, its scientific and aesthetic value lies in its unique crystalline formations and the impurities that give rise to various colors. The site is rare in terms of its structural formations and small caves that have formed as a result of melting and re-crystallization processes. It is located within the White Desert Reserve and serves as an important tourist destination for safari trips and exploring the geological history of the natural environment. The importance of preserving these delicate formations for future generations is a key aspect of its significance.
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