Reed flute cave
Cane flute cave is the most beautiful place on the planet located in China. The cave lurked in a rock surrounded by bamboo thickets used by the local population to produce flutes. Once there you feel as if in a fairy tale, and gentle neon backlight complements the already beautiful landscapes.
The cave of the reed flute is tens of millions of years old. Then when there was a sea, but over time the rocks rose, revealing the mysterious cave. Over time, the cave grew with stalactites and stalagmites, and nature made stunning in beauty grottoes and gorges with which people gave romantic names: Dragon Tower, Dawn in the Lion Grove, Crystal Palace, Pine in the snow, as well as other works of nature, stopped in motionless silence under its arches. Multi-colored illumination of the halls gives additional beauty and all this is reflected in the lake located underground
The first people visited this cave around 792 - it was possible to find out from the drawings and text applied to the walls of the cave. The inscriptions were made at the time when the Tang Dynasty ruled China. This time is generally considered the best for China when it is ahead of all countries in development. The cave was reopened in 1940 and every year it attracts more and more tourists.
Palace of Nature - this is how sometimes they call the cave for its magnificent pavilions, beautiful chambers, paradise views. In lime walls you can find quartz minerals: jasper and agate. The rays of the sun are impressive, making their way through the foliage. There are many karmes about which legends go in the cave of the reed flute. For example, there is a legend that one poet came to the cave of a reed flute for inspiration, but he was so fascinated by beauty that he did not even move and eventually turned into stone. This stone now stands in a cave, and opposite it a huge white block has spread, like a fabulous waterfall.
The largest grotto in the cave was called the "Crystal Palace of the King of Dragons", it can accommodate almost a thousand people, because of this cave during the Second World War they adapted to bomb shelter. In the Crystal Palace there is a huge white column, which the Chinese called the king of Dragons the magic staff. This staff, according to the ancient Chinese satirical novel "Journey to the West", was asked by King of the Monkeys Sun Ukun at the King of Dragons. But the Dragon King did not like this idea, and Sun Ukun had to take the staff by force, destroying the draconian army, in which there were snails and jellyfish.
It amazes with its beauty and the underground lake in the cave of reed flutes, like a mirror reflecting neon lights. If you look into it for a long time, you can feel how everything around is spinning, as if in a huge whirlpool.
