Yuhua Cave

Yuhua Cave is a national key scenic area and historical site. Located at the bottom of Mountain Tianjie which is 5 kilometers southeast of Jiangle County. It is named after glabrous rocks like jades and shining rays in the cave. It is the biggest limestone cave in Fujian Province.

The cave is 6 kilometers in length, consisted of six branch caves, namely Zanghe Cave, Leigong Cave, Guozi Cave, Huangni Cave, Xiyuan Cave and Baiyun Cave and three subterranean rivers, namely Stone Spring, Well Spring and Ling Spring, which are 1 to 3 meters in width and the water is below the knee. Small paths zigzag inside the cave. There are more than 180 underground scenic spots which are formed due to the corrosion of lime rocks, among which, “Immortal's Field”, “Alchemical Furnace”, “Litchi Pillar”, “Dragon Coming out from Sea” and “Child Kowtowing to Guanyin” are particularly vivid.

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