Tiger Cave
It gets its name from the stalactites inside the cave, whose patterns closely resemble tiger stripes. As a natural wine cellar of Debao Winery, it is known as China’s largest constant-temperature wine cellar. In the deep and serene cave, jars of fine liquor emit a subtle fragrance, and the day they are unveiled will surely intoxicate both heaven and earth. Truly, "Deep within Tiger Cave, hidden in long wine alleys, new brews and aged liquors delight all directions." Debao boasts picturesque mountains and clear waters, and such beautiful landscapes naturally yield fine wine. In late 2003, the Tiger Cave scenic area passed the planning review by the Autonomous Region Tourism Bureau. In early 2005, Debao County attracted an investment of 5 million yuan to develop the “red tourism” project at Tiger Cave, making it a key stop connecting the Baise Youjiang tourism belt with the Jingxi and Napo tourism belts.
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