Long Bi Cave, also known as Long Bi Kan, is renowned as the ‘Wild Goose Mountain Inscriptions’ and is home to more than 80 historical cliff inscriptions and steles, making it a place of pilgrimage for literati and poets. It is located under the Chalang Peak to the right of Lingyan Temple and can be accessed by climbing up the stone steps behind or beside the temple. The cave entrance faces south, directly opposite the Jade Maiden Peak.
It measures approximately 10 meters in depth and width, and about 100 meters in height. At the top where the purple-black walls meet, there is a bronze-colored horizontal stone embedded, resembling the scales and armor of a giant dragon that winds its way down to the cave floor, with one claw grasping the ground as if guarding a pearl in its chin. The opening hours and specific business status are subject to the day’s opening conditions.Long Bi Cave
Long Bi Cave, also known as Long Bi Kan, is renowned as the ‘Wild Goose Mountain Inscriptions&[...]
