Huashan Mysterious Grottoes (Tunxi)
An ancient man-made cave complex on the banks of the Xin'an River; Cave No. 35, the "Underground Palace," is filled with towering stone pillars and vast chambers, its excavation date and purpose still a mystery
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- 08:30-17:00
- Ticket
- approx. CNY 90
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
An ancient man-made cave complex on the banks of the Xin'an River; Cave No. 35, the "Underground Palace," is filled with towering stone pillars and vast chambers, its excavation date and purpose still a mystery. The caves stay cool at a constant temperature—an adventure experience themed on unsolved mysteries—pair with the riverside greenway for a half-day trip.
Getting there: Bus from Tunxi / self-drive
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