Located at the southern foot of Wuzhishan, near Ganlong Miao Village in Baoting County, MaoGan Township, the Qianlong Cave is one of the larger karst caves discovered in Hainan Province, covering an area of 133 hectares with an altitude ranging from 500 to 700 meters. The area is blessed with a spring-like climate all year round and boasts beautiful scenery.
The cave stretches for over 400 meters, showcasing the extraordinary craftsmanship of nature with its unique and peculiar shapes. The cave is divided into two levels, with the upper level being a dry cave, composed of six cave halls of varying sizes, linked like beads, including the ‘Dragon Gate Hall’, ‘Dragon King Palace’, ‘Heavenly Palace’, and ‘Sea-Piercing Corridor’. It is a place where caves are nestled within mountains, and mountains within caves, creating an enigmatic and extraordinary landscape. Inside the cave halls, stone pillars stand like forests, and stone flowers bloom in a riot of colors. Stone笋, stone towers, and stone curtains present a vivid array of colors. The cave is adorned with natural sculptures such as ‘Dragon King Seeking Treasure’, ‘Fairy Descending to Earth’, ‘Stone Sheep Sucking Milk’, and ‘Ganoderma Gem’, all more exquisite than man-made carvings. As one ascends through the cave halls, each cave presents a new world of wonders.
The lower level features corridors of varying widths, with ravines, natural bridges, underground rivers, and cascading waterfalls interspersed throughout. Outside the cave, ancient trees reach for the sky, and rare flowers and plants, along with flowing springs and waterfalls, form an enchanting scene that captivates the heart and soul. Near the cave, there is a fantastic and beautiful fairy bathing pool, about 2 meters deep, with crystal-clear water where fish seem to float in mid-air, a truly remarkable sight.
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