Zhangjiajie's Pillars, Touching the Sky in China's Forest Park

The Shang Jiajie National Forest Park in China's Hunan Province is known for its towering sandstone pillars, which inspired the fictional world of Pandora in James Cameron's Avatar. These unique formations are shaped by weather and plant growth over time. The park is lush with vegetation, covering 98% of its area, due to its moist climate. Visitors can explore the park through hiking trails or aerial views for a breathtaking experience.

What factors contribute to the unique shapes of the rock pillars in the park?

What percentage of the park is covered in vegetation?