Introduction to Guangxi Cave Tourist Attractions Where are Guangxi Cave Tourist Attractions?

Where are the lava cave tourist attractions in Guangxi?

Guangxi’s ancient karst cave—Yiling Rock

Yiling Rock is known as the treasure house of nature’s art. Yiling Rock is a famous scenic spot in Nanning City, the capital of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Yiling Rock is only 21 kilometers away from Nanning City. Yilingyan is a typical karst cave. According to geologists, it was formed one million years ago. Yilingyan is known as the "Underground Palace", and Yilingyan is also known as "Gan Palace" (in Zhuang language, it means a cave as beautiful as a palace). Moreover, a relatively complete Zhuang culture is preserved here, because in the county town of Wuming, more than 80% are Zhuang compatriots. To understand Zhuang culture, coming here is the best choice.

The overview of the travel guide is as follows:

1. Yilingyan is located in the middle section of Nanwu Secondary Highway, 3 kilometers away from the Yilingyan exit station of Shuinan Expressway.

2. Take the minibus from Nanning to Wuming at Anji Bus Station in Nanning City and get off at Yilingyan Gate. The bus leaves every 10 minutes.

3. Yilingyan is 15 kilometers away from Wuming County. Take the No. 4 bus from Wuming to Huahua World and get off at the main gate of Yilingyan. The bus leaves every 30 minutes.

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What are the famous caves in Guangxi?

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Reed Flute Cave is located on the bank of Taohua River in the northwest of Guilin City, on the south side of Guangming Mountain on the mountainside. There was a kind of reed grass growing at the entrance of the cave. Legend has it that it could be used to make a flute and produce a pleasant sound, hence the name Reed Flute Cave. The formation of Reed Flute Cave has gone through a long period of time. One million years ago, it was originally an ancient underground lake. Due to the uplift of mountains due to crustal movement, the underground water level dropped, and the underground lake turned into a cave. Later, groundwater formed by rainwater flowed along the many broken zones in the mountain, dissolving the calcium carbonate in the rocks and turning it into a solution containing carbonate and calcium ions. When groundwater flows from the cracks in the rocks into the cave, carbon dioxide overflows, and calcium ions precipitate and crystallize. After years of accumulation, stalactites in various shapes are formed. People praise Reed Flute Cave as a natural palace of art. As far back as the Tang Dynasty more than 1,000 years ago, people visited Reed Flute Cave. Many ancient people’s ink marks were left on the stone walls of Reed Flute Cave, but it has not been developed in the past dynasties. Reed Flute Cave began surveying and construction in 1959. It was officially opened to tourists in 1962.

What to see in the scenic spot

__Yunji shows in front of us a magnificent picture composed of many stalactites: tall peaks, dense forests, and dense Thousand-year-old trees cover the sky. Whenever the sun rises, groups of lions dance happily in the forest facing the rising sun, filling the entire forest with vigorous vitality. Here is a big lion, this is the head, this is the body, and this is the tail. It is guarding a group of playing lion cubs over there. This scene is called "Shiling Morning Glow". These peaks, ancient trees, and lions are all stalactites formed by water dripping from the cave ceiling. Water containing calcium ions drips from the cracks. After tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of years of accumulation, it crystallizes into stalactites hanging from the cave ceiling. ; Water dripped onto the ground, forming stalagmites that grew from bottom to top; over a long period of time, stalagmites and stalactites connected to form stone pillars. This type of stalactites formed by dripping water is called dripstone secondary chemical deposits. There is a Chinese idiom that says, "A drop of water penetrates a stone." However, in Reed Flute Cave, a drop of water penetrates a stone. As long as there is dripping water, the stalactites will continue to grow.

These dense and tall stone pillars form the most spectacular stone forest in Reed Flute Cave. These two stone pillars in the forest are really majestic. They are equally tall. Same thickness. If you look closely, you can see the difference between them: the one on the right does not seem to be connected to the top of the cave, but in fact there are several stone wires on the top that are connected. The "stone pillar" on the left seems to be connected, but in fact it is almost not connected. It is just covered by a stone curtain of the same color on the top of the pillar. It is really "suspicious that it is connected but not connected, and it seems that it is connected but not connected". Strictly speaking, the connected one is called a stone pillar, and the unconnected ones are called stalactites at the top and stalagmites at the bottom. However, they have all broken through the clouds and pierced the sky. People call them "two pillars holding up the sky." According to research by geologists, the unconnected root will one day be connected as long as there is still water dripping activity. In Guilin's caves, due to different conditions, stalactites grow at different rates. Some grow a few millimeters every hundred years, and some grow twenty or thirty centimeters. Will they be able to be connected after 100 years? I wish you all the best. May you live a long and healthy life and come visit again in 100 years.

Crystal Palace - This is the widest place of Reed Flute Cave, with the widest point being 93 meters and the highest point being 18 meters. A huge palace lantern hangs on the upper left side of the hall, dyeing the entire hall. A layer of magical color, like the Crystal Palace of the Dragon King of the East China Sea in the mythical story. Please visit the Crystal Palace and walk into this hall. You will definitely feel like this, why is it so flat and empty, without dense stalactites? There are two reasons: First, the rock formations here are gentle. The water from the ancient underground lake dissolved the entire layer of rock along the rock layer, leaving a flat layer that became this hall; secondly, because the rock on the roof of the cave here is relatively complete and has small cracks, water cannot penetrate down, so the stalactites are also few. The bottom of the cave appears even more flat and wide.

The famous cave in Guangxi is the Qixing Rock in Guilin

The Qixing Rock was called Qixia Cave in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and it was called Xianli Rock and Bixu Rock in the Song Dynasty. Located in the hinterland of Putuo Mountain in Guilin Qixing Park, it connects east and west. The entrance is halfway up the southwest of Tianji Peak and the exit is at the east foot. It was originally an ancient underground river that dates back 1 million years. The cave is divided into three layers: the upper layer is 8 to 12 meters higher than the middle layer, and the remaining traces can still be identified; the lower layer is 10 to 15 meters away from the middle layer, which is an underground river channel that is still developing; the middle layer is currently available for tours. The middle level is 1,100 meters long (814 meters in length), with a maximum height of 27 meters, a maximum width of 50 meters, and a narrowest level that can only allow a single person to pass, covering an area of ??1.75 hectares. The entire cave forms a bead-like underground corridor.

Features of the scenic spot

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Qixingyan is named after Qixing Mountain. It is one of the more famous caves in Guilin's tourist attractions. It is located in Guilin Seven Star Park. Qixing Cave was called Qixia Cave in ancient times. It is located in the hinterland of Putuo Mountain in Guilin Seven Star Park. It was originally an underground river and has a history of more than one million years. Cave formations formed by underground rivers generally have two types of terrain: one is the "erosion terrain of the cave", such as the "Galaxy Magpie Bridge" attraction inside the cave, which is a huge dome-shaped hall, like the sky; the other is the "accumulation terrain of the cave" , composed of stalactites, stalagmites, stone pillars and other secondary sediments, with various shapes and strange shapes. Today, it is called "Seven Star Cave Heaven" according to folk customs, and according to the meaning of "The First Cave Heaven" inscribed by Zhang Wenxi, a Ming Dynasty Guilin painter in Yannei.

Qixingyan has written records as early as the fifth and sixth centuries. In ancient times, it was called Qixia Cave, Xianli Cave, and Bixuyan. It was originally an underground river channel. Later, the earth's crust changed, and the underground river rose up, exposing the ground and becoming the current cave. It has a history of one million years. After the cave was exposed to the ground, rainwater continuously penetrated along the cracks in the cave roof for a long time, dissolved the limestone, and crystallized in the cave, forming many stalactites, stalagmites, stone pillars, stone mantles, and flowstone dams in various shapes, like a majestic and majestic river. The underground gallery is a wonder. Qixingyan is divided into three layers: upper, middle and lower. Only the remaining cave traces such as Laojun Terrace remain on the upper level. The lower level is the underground river that is still developing under the feet. The middle level is for us to visit. The tour length is 814 meters, the highest point is 27 meters, and the widest point is 49 meters. The temperature inside the cave remains at around 20°C all year round. Qixingyan has become a tourist attraction as early as 1,300 years ago in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. It is very famous among Guilin tourist attractions and is a representative cave in Guilin's landscape. It has introduced a number of high-tech technologies such as lasers, light guides, and multimedia, and strives to show people a brand-new wonder in the cave with a mixture of reality and reality, and a combination of movement and stillness. The Qixing Rock, which was originally listed among the eight ancient scenic spots in Guilin as the "Qixia Reality", It will become more magnificent and charming from now on. The main attractions include koi hanging on stone ropes, elephants with rolled trunks, lions playing with balls, immortals drying nets, sea bathing in Jinshan, Nantianmen, Milky Way Magpie Bridge, Nuwa Palace, etc.

The famous karst cave Yulin Longquan Cave in Guangxi

Lufeng Mountain is a karst stone mountain with undulating peaks, lush vegetation, green water and mountains, and charming scenery. The entrance of Longquan Cave is at the foot of the mountain. After being tidied up, people can walk in and out of the cave with their heads held high without having to stoop. The cave is 1,256 meters long and has a stream and five halls. There are many stalactites on the cave wall, which look like waterfalls, woods, and candles. Climbing up the stone steps, there is a wide and sloping hall, with stone pillars and stone mushrooms rising from the ground. There are stone tents and curtains on the cave wall, like a three-dimensional scenery on a stage. Further up the stone steps, there is another semi-circular inclined hall with more diverse scenery, such as blinds, neat and elegant; embroidery and carvings in various shapes; like pastoral streets, there is an immortal bed, immortal chair and several immortal footprints. . Climb up the 52 steps and enter the Dragon Palace. There are three-dimensional sculptures on the top, bottom, left and right, which are dazzling. The stream in the cave is winding and more than 1,000 meters long, and can be visited by flowing water. The stream is clear, no more than knee deep, and the bottom is sand and gravel. Along the way, there are constantly hanging stalactites in various shapes and forms, and there are countless bats, which are disturbed by tourists and make loud noises.

What caves are there in Guilin?

1. Silver Rock

Guilin Lipu Silver Rock tourist attraction is located on the east side of Ligui Highway, Maling Town, Lipu County, Guilin City , next to National Highway 321, 85 kilometers away from the center of Guilin, the world's tourist pearl, and 3 kilometers away from the border of Yangshuo, a famous tourist county in China, covering an area of ??1,500 acres. Opened to the outside world in early 1999, it is a national AAAA-level scenic spot.

2. Reed Flute Cave

Reed Flute Cave is located in the northwest suburb of Guilin City, 5 kilometers away from the city center. Scenic area. The Reed Flute Cave is 240 meters deep and has a length of 500 meters.

3. Guàn Rock

Guàn Rock is an underground cave with a thousand-year human history. It was named "Ganyan" because of the sweet spring water in the cave, and later because of its sweetness. The shape of the mountain is like a crown, so it was renamed "Guanyan".

As early as 1637 AD, Xu Xiake came here because of its reputation and became the first famous cave explorer in Guanyan. He recorded Guanyan in detail in "Xu Xiake's Travels", and the name "Guanyan" came from him.

Extended information

Yinziyan features: Yinziyan scenic spot is full of green. The mountains are green, the water is green, the ground is green, the trees are green, and the fields are green. For this reason, the scenic spot is hailed as "the representative of Guilin's landscape" by relevant people.

The scenic spot is like a huge natural bonsai, surrounded by mountains, with hundreds of acres of peach groves scattered throughout. The flowers and fruits are fragrant all year round, the lakes and mountains are beautiful, and the pastoral scenery is intoxicating. It is also known as a "model of a poetic homeland". say. At the same time, the Lipu Village Flower Festival, Chestnut Festival, Lipu Food Festival, Bicycle Rally, Extreme Rock Climbing and other activities held every year in the scenic area add to its splendor.

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What are the distinctive features of Guilin? cave?

The more distinctive caves in Guilin are as follows:

Reed Flute Cave, also known as Guobin Cave.

The explanation of this cave is the best among all the caves in Guilin. The more distinctive cave closer to Yangshuo County (20 kilometers away from Yangshuo County) is: Yinzi Cave. It is the most beautiful cave in Guilin. Especially the "Yaochi Wonderland" among the three wonders is shocking. The largest cave in Guilin is: Fengyu Rock. It is known as "the first hole in Asia". Located in Lipu County (50 kilometers away from Yangshuo County). The Guinness record for the cave with the most tours in Guilin is Guanyan, which has 5 tours. It is 30 kilometers away from Guilin city.

Fengyu Rock

It is the main part of the provincial pastoral tourist resort. It is named after the rich fish in the underground river. It is known as "one hole penetrates nine mountains, wonderful It has the reputation of "the most beautiful scenery in the world" and is known as "the first cave in Asia". The whole journey of Fengyuyan is 7.1 kilometers. The four major features of the tour are unmatched by other tourist caves in the world.

Qixingyan

It is located 2 kilometers north of Zhaoqing city. The scenic spot consists of five lakes, six hills, seven rocks and eight caves, covering an area of ??8.23 ??square kilometers. There are mountains in the lake. , there is a cave in the mountain, and there is a river in the cave. The scenery is in the city, but the city is not visible. It is as beautiful as a fairy scene on earth. The Qixingyan cliff carvings, a national cultural relic protection unit, are the largest and most concentrated group of cliff carvings preserved in South China, so they are named Qixingyan.