Xiandong belongs to a pure natural landscape. In fact, there are many natural caves similar to this in China. It is suitable for hiking and climbing. The scenery is not too special, but the air is very clear and comfortable.
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Fairy Caves is a cave full of mysterious legends. It is unknown whether there are gods living in it, but the scenery inside the cave is breathtaking. The reason why Xiandong is called "Xiandong" is because there is a stalactite that looks like the Goddess of Mercy, a god statue about 3 feet high, wearing ancient robes and hats, looking down at the coming worshipers. Another stalactite is an old man in a bent knee position. The fairy cave is about three stories high. Beautiful natural products and strangely shaped stalactites and stalagmites can be seen inside the cave. Climb up the steps from the entrance to the entrance about 3 stories above the ground. Although there is a weak light source inside, the line of sight is still poor. Some must have climbing movements. Be careful when walking. There are unique caves in the cave. The natural cliffs and rock formations, the stalactite pillars of various shapes, the dripping water that never dries up, the dark and undulating paths, and the cool breeze blowing on the face, are like the secret base for the cultivation of the legendary masters outside the world. Behind these strange rocks and rocks are often given mysterious tasks or roles. It is said that local people, especially the Chinese, pray for the safety of their families, so incense candles, offerings or altars often appear in the cave, adding to the mystery of the cave.
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Fairy Caves Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Xiandong belongs to a pure natural landscape. In fact, there are many natural caves similar to this in China. It is suitable for hiking and climbing. The scenery is not too special, but the air is very clear and comfortable.
In this cave you will be able to see the green plants that live in the cave in addition to seeing the beauty and cool atmosphere of the cave, something that is hard to imagine for those who have never entered such an area.
The Kuching Bau Fairy Cave, nestled in the limestone hills of Sarawak, Malaysia, is a mystical wonder. Inside, you'll find stunning stalactites, and shafts of sunlight piercing through the darkness, creating an ethereal atmosphere. The cave is named after the stalagmites and stalactites that resemble fairies and other mythical creatures. Exploring the Kuching Bau Fairy Cave promises a captivating journey into both nature and culture.Tips:Remember to wear shoes, sandals and slippers are not allow to enter. you will have to rent from them at cost of RM10.Make sure you go early to be able to adventure on it fully. its open until 4pm.Not suitable during rainy weather, plan ahead.
Fairy Cave, a cave full of mysterious legends, whether there are immortals in it is not known, but the scenery inside the cave is really amazing.
More than an hour from the ancient Jin Dynasty, the cave is worth experiencing the masterpiece of nature. It is surrounded by woods and feels primitive.