Four must-visit attractions in Yaolin Wonderland

This is the most famous stalactite cave in the area. The entire cave is 1 kilometer deep. The stalagmites and stalactites of different shapes in the cave are particularly beautiful under the various lights. Yaolin Fairyland is divided into three cave halls, among which the four most worth seeing are the "Galaxy Waterfall", "Optical Jade Pillar", "Thirty-Third Heaven" and "Yaolin Jade Peak".

Yaolin Wonderland (also known as Yaolin Cave) is located in Tonglu County, Zhejiang Province, 80 kilometers away from Hangzhou and about 23 kilometers away from Tonglu County. This is the most famous stalactite cave in the area. The entire cave is 1 kilometer deep. The stalagmites and stalactites of different shapes in the cave are particularly beautiful under the various lights. Yaolin Fairyland is divided into three cave halls, among which the four most worth seeing are the "Galaxy Waterfall", "Optical Jade Pillar", "Thirty-Third Heaven" and "Yaolin Jade Peak".

Yaolin Wonderland is located in Tonglu County, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China, 80 kilometers away from Hangzhou City and 23 kilometers away from the county seat. It is a typical representative of karst caves in the subtropical humid zone in the central coastal area of ??East China and is a national scenic spot. . Yaolin Wonderland, also known as Yaolin Cave, is 1 kilometer deep and has a total area of ??28,000 square meters. It is one of the "Top 40 Tourist Attractions in China" and the "Top Ten Tourist Attractions in Zhejiang Province".

In 2002, it ranked among the national AAAA-level scenic tourist attractions. It is known as "the crown of all caves in the country" for its winding cave landforms and magnificent rock landscapes. Painter Ye Qianyu praised it as "rare in China and rare in the world."

The Yaolin Wonderland attracts the attention of travel enthusiasts from all over the world with its magical topography and magnificent stalactite scenery. It is a typical karst landform and a typical representative of the karst caves in the subtropical humid zone in the central coastal area of ??East China. It is a national scenic spot.

Karst is also called karst. It usually refers to an area with exposed rocks, barren vegetation, caves, sinkholes, underground rivers, and lack of surface rivers and lakes. It is the result of the dissolution of soluble massive limestone by groundwater.

The term karst originally referred to the limestone areas along the Dalmatian coast of the Adriatic Sea, and is now used for all similar areas. Karst is distributed in extremely scattered areas in the world, such as Cos in France, Guangxi in China, and Kentucky in the United States.