Taiji Cave

I have been to Taiji Cave many times. This time I found that there has been a lot of changes. There are many landscapes worth taking pictures and punching in the outside. There are many lights in the cave. There are also water curtain movies and elevators. This experience is very good. It is worth a visit.

Taiji Cave is an ancient natural-formed karst cave and underground river. The scenic spot outside the cave is beautiful. The cave is first visited by boat and ferry to the scenic spot in the cave. Among them, the strange stone scenery is very unique. After the visit, you have to buy a ticket for 30 yuan/person for 30 yuan/person, and you can also go down the mountain. It is steeper and the elderly are more difficult.

Taiji Cave Scenic Area is not far from the highway, and the logo is still very clear. Taiji Cave Scenic Area is very large and suitable for summer play. In the cave, you will not feel the hot summer outside.

The dry cave is some stalactites, and the water cave slides the hovercraft. Playing can be cost-effective and it seems not very high.

Be sure to buy elevators, buy tour guide services, greatly improve the happiness of the tour, the quality of the scenic spot itself is good, there are many people, it is recommended to come!

Naturally formed caves, thousands of positions, worth playing, tour guide service attitude is very good 👍, the route is not very tired, the catering service industry is comprehensive, that is, the tour guide fee is a bit expensive,

Taiji Cave is located in Xinhang Town, Guangde City, Xuancheng City, 35km away from the county seat, and is named for "the hole has a grain, Taiji map". Taiji Cave has many ancient names, or Taiji Reality, or Guangde Buried, or Changle Cave. It has become a tourist attraction in the two Han Dynasty. Song and Ming times are famous and regarded as a wonder on earth. Taiji Cave has the reputation of "the first hole in the southeast". It is located in Xuancheng Guangde City, south of the Yangtze River in Anhui Province. Feng Menglong, a literary scholar in the Ming Dynasty, praised Taiji Cave as one of the "four best in the world". In 2001, it was rated as a national AAAA-level scenic spot. One of the most famous Taoist Taoist sites in China. On May 25, 2015, the National Tourism Administration announced the first batch of "National Tourism Price Trusted Scenic Areas" list.