Bihe Cave

Bihe Cave

Bihe Cave, also known as "Baopu Rock" or "Bao Yu Rock," is said to be the place where Bian He, a man from the Chu State during the Spring and Autumn Period, collected jade. The cave is formed by a naturally oval-shaped huge rock that is horizontally embedded in midair and vertically suspended in a precarious stack. The stone is round and smooth in shape, with a bluish-black surface marked with patches of moss. Inside the cave is spacious like a room, and the rock walls bear the carved inscription "Qingluo Stone Tent." It can accommodate dozens of people, remains cool in summer and warm in winter, making it a scenic highlight of Mount Jing-Tu.

Above the cave are several scenic spots including the Jade Pit, Zhumu Stream, and Phoenix Pool.