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A wide road passes through the west side of Stone Town from north to south. About ten miles to the east of the town is a stretch of low mountains, and you can see the sea after climbing over the mountains. About ten miles to the west is a string of mountains that are a few hundred meters above sea level and are not too high or too low. There are bluestones hidden in the bellies of some of the mountains. After countless generations of people opened the stone, After digging and digging, more than half of the mountain's belly was hollowed out, exposing its blue-grey belly; about ten miles to the north was a mountain ridge, from which the highway opened to the provincial capital more than 200 miles away; about ten miles to the south was a mountain ridge, and the highway passed through the ridge and led to the small southeastern plain known as the "Golden Triangle." Stone Town is located in the center of a basin surrounded by mountains.