Where do you think the most mysterious cave in our country is?

Speaking of travel, it seems to have become a fashion now. Every holiday, everyone will travel together or alone, one is to relieve stress, and the other is to enrich life. In China, there are also many famous tourist attractions, which are crowded every holiday, so many people want to find some scenic spots with unique prices and beautiful scenery but not crowded. Bian Xiao will introduce you to one today.

This place is the Shuanglong Cave in Jinhua, Zhejiang. Although this scenic spot can't guarantee that the holidays are not crowded, it must be very distinctive, and you can feel it from the name. Now everyone likes mountains and rivers, especially in spring, and the beautiful scenery in caves is generally ignored by everyone. Even if there is concern, there is no such scene in ordinary cave attractions. This place is simply an isolated paradise.

The reason why this cave, Oujiao Shuanglong Cave, has many legends circulating here, and there may be two dragons lurking inside. This scenic spot attracted people's attention in the Song Dynasty. It is reported that this cave is very magical. Due to the unique geographical conditions of this cave, there are countless stalactites in it. After thousands of years of tempering, the shapes of these stalactites have also changed greatly, which can be said to be varied. I have to admire the ingenuity of nature.

Because the entrance to this cave is very small, during the Ming Dynasty, someone tried to lie on his back with a small boat. Of course, in the end, he succeeded. When he came out, he described that there were two dragons, a Qinglong and a Huanglong. This is the same as the legend in the Song Dynasty, so people gradually believe this legend, and the stalactites in it have been well preserved for thousands of years.

Now it has become a tourist attraction, but many tourists are still afraid to go in for fear that the legend is true. They just come here to watch and dare not go in. In fact, there is no dragon in it. It's just the uncanny workmanship of nature that makes these stalactites look lifelike and look like dragons. It is also a natural summer resort.