Three Immortals Cave

Three Immortals Cave

Introduction: Located on Triangle Rock, about 40 kilometers southwest of Mangshi Town, Three Immortals Cave is a natural karst cave developed during the Qing Dynasty. It got its name from three stones inside the cave that resemble a fox, a monkey, and Chang'e (the Moon Goddess). The site was once a sacred Buddhist pilgrimage destination for the surrounding region, and today it has become an important tourist attraction in Luxi City. The cave features various formations made of stalactites, stalagmites, and stone pillars. The scenic area also includes attractions such as Linxian Hall, Thousand Buddha Pagoda, Baolian Palace, Silver Plank Walkway, Arhat Wall, and Nine Dragons Bridge.

　 Transportation: You can take a bus from the Southern Mangshi Passenger Transport Station via Fengping, Fapa, and Mengjia to reach Triangle Rock, which is about 40-plus kilometers away. Alternatively, you can travel from Zhefang via Dagang to Triangle Rock, a distance of about 34 kilometers.　

Yunnan Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture

Mangshi Town: Mangshi Town is located in the northeastern part of Mangshi City, on the urban-rural fringe. Covering a total area of 359 square kilometers, it boasts both beautiful mountainous landscapes and vast fertile plains. The town administers ten administrative villages — Hexinchang, Xiangguntang, Yunmao, Xiadong, Zhongdong, HuiXian, Dawan, Lahuai, Manghe, and Songshuzhai — with 182 villager groups and a current population of 10,387 households totaling 46,618 people. The main ethnic groups residing here include Han, Dai, Jingpo, De'ang, and Lisu. Mangshi Town enjoys significant geographical advantages, with a well-developed transportation network and abundant water resources. National Highway 320, Longrong Expressway, and Dali-Ruili Railway all run through the area... More details about Mangshi Town ++