Brief introduction of underground fluorescent lake in Yishui

The underground fluorescent lake in Yishui was renamed firefly water cave.

Many people have the experience of catching fireflies. After chasing for a long time in the dark, they put a small firefly in a bottle and watched it shine through the glass ... It is a childhood dream of many people to let fireflies hang in the sky like stars. In a small town in North Island, New Zealand, this dream can come true: thousands of fireflies shine brightly in caves, and some people call this natural wonder the ninth wonder of the world.

Firefly Water Cave Tourist Area is located at the foot of Mishan Mountain, which is 1/0/9 km south of Yishui County. It is the mysterious world of the famous underground firefly water cave, and it is also a comprehensive tourism project integrating leisure, amusement, entertainment and firefly viewing in holiday caves.

It has been famous for its natural landscape and human landscape since ancient times. The cave was formed about 1 1 ten thousand years ago, with a total length of 1.800 meters. The underground water in the cave is rich, with long flowing water, clear and sweet, and unpredictable. There are not only a large number of peculiar landscapes such as stalactites, strange stones, Tianhe, the Kingdom of Heaven, overpasses and caves, but also beautiful and moving folklore stories. It is also a kind of firefly, which only lives in wet caves and is scattered on the whole ceiling like twinkling stars in a clear night sky, forming a wonderful scenery. Tourists go into dark caves and board canoes pulled by ropes. When they arrived in breaking the surface, the front was suddenly enlightened. The stars in the sky twinkle like countless twinkling stars in the dome, forming a brilliant velvet star. The firefly overhead is like a gorgeous diamond necklace and mysterious starry sky. The seasons change endlessly, forming a unique natural landscape of Yimeng. In the meantime, you will marvel at its magic and forget the cold of the waterway, which makes people think.

This tourist area can be compared with Vitomo Firefly Cave in Auckland, New Zealand, which is rare in the world, the first in Asia and unique in China. April, 2006 18 was opened to tourists, and it was rated as a national AAA tourist area in the same year. Now it has been rated as AAAA-level tourist area.