Jiulongji is featuring deep ravines and nine-tier waterfalls shaped by prolonged water erosion. The nine-tier waterfalls are interlinked, forming a harmonious and staggered arrangement. The main Jiulongji Waterfall boasts a 46.7-meter drop, with waters cascading like a jade loong. The other falls vary in character—some gentle, others turbulent—each with distinctive shapes, collectively creating a rare waterfall group. Its formation is closely tied to differential crustal uplift, making it a significant site for studying neotectonic movement and water erosion landforms.

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