Is the Qiliang Cave in Phoenix worth seeing? How far is it from Fenghuang Ancient City?

Hello! Qiliang Cave is located in Qiliangqiao Township in the north of Fenghuang Ancient City, on the left side of Jifeng Highway. This is a typical carbonate cave, four kilometers away from the ancient city of Fenghuang. The cave is famous for its four characteristics: strangeness, beauty, size and seclusion. The cave is more than 6000 meters long and is divided into five scenic spots: ancient battlefield, gallery, paradise, Dragon Palace and Galaxy. There are mountains in the cave, and there are holes in the mountain, and the holes are connected with each other. It is composed of all kinds of stalagmites, stone pillars and stalactites, which form a magnificent picture. A stream passes through the hole, and the water flow is gentle, and the light hits the rock wall, and the wrinkles are reflected in the water, which is like a dream. Colorful neon lights are hung on stalagmites, stone curtains and stone flowers in the cave, creating a colorful world. There is a hall in the cave, which is said to be the place where Miao people gather. There is a stone with a small hole in the hall, blowing "whoops" into the small hole, and the whole scenic spot will echo with a low horn sound. That's how the Miao people gave orders in those days.

Eight Characteristic Landscapes of Qiliangdong

1. The cave entrance is spectacular.

2. Water flows into the hole.

3. The miracle of bats.

Stalactites are white and bright.

The rain washed away the top scenery of New Holland.

6. Linhai College Nature Concert Hall.

7. Wonders of Taoyuan Spring Cave.

8. Immortals in the Heavenly Palace

Admission: 60 yuan.

Transportation: Take a bus from fenghuang town Bus Station to the direction of Qiliangdong, and the fare is 3 yuan. Self-driving is also very convenient, just half an hour! )

If you want to know more and better interesting places in Phoenix, you can go to the Phoenix Travel Guide, where the introduction is good and there are many interesting places. . .

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