White Horse Fairy Cave
Highlights:
The main explored bottom of White Horse Fairy Cave’s entrance is about 500 meters in straight-line distance, with a relative height difference of 168 meters between the cave mouth and the bottom. Experts call it “the most perilous cave in North China.” Introduction:
White Horse Fairy Cave is located in Wangyingzhuang Township, Lishi City, boasting beautiful scenery and a pleasant environment. This cave belongs to the Liulin Spring Basin, with an absolute geological age of about 140 million years. So far, eight caves have been discovered within it, characterized by being deep and perilous, and perilous yet marvelous. The cave is full of dangerous spots — in wide areas you could ride horses or hold military reviews, while in narrow sections barely one person can squeeze through. The Cloth Bag Ridge is rugged, the Three Immortals Cave feels like entering a fairyland, the Camel Stone blocks the way like a fierce tiger, the Pearl Mountain is glittering with treasures, the Phoenix Mountain is shrouded in white clouds, the Rotten Wood Bridge has ancient tree roots, the Sky-reaching Pillar is a marvel of craftsmanship, the Hanging Stone is heart-stopping, the Waterfall Cave cascades down from above, the Three Immortals Pool is serene and tranquil, the Turnover Stream is soul-cleansing, the Island Heart Stone lies across the path, the Stone Bell rings when struck, the Immortal Bone Cave leaves one with lingering fear, the Green Dragon Head seems to ride the clouds, the Gourd Cave is exquisitely crafted by nature, the Chessboard Mountain is a feast for the eyes, the Horse Racing Beach is broad, strange, and thrilling, the One-Line Sky resembles a narrow path through cliffs, the Snail Peak is strikingly lifelike, the Metamorphic Stones resemble whatever you imagine, the cave is covered with travertine and stalactites, all naturally formed in diverse shapes, vivid and abundant, making you feel as if you’ve entered a fairyland. Ticket/Open Hours: 20 yuan
Lüliang City, Shanxi Province
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