The unique feature of Luositian (Spiral Fields) lies in its beaded karst funnel landform.
The landform is circular, funnel-shaped, and ranges in depth from 10 to 50 meters. The fields radiate outwards from a small basin in the center, ranging from three or four levels to more than ten, resembling the spiral patterns on a screw from a distance.
This is not an ordinary flat flower field, but a circular terraced field within a karst landscape. Viewed from above, it spirals down layer by layer, truly like the fingerprints of the earth or the spiral patterns of a screw. Sunlight filters through, and the patches of green and yellow in the terraces appear as if God has spilled his palette.