Water Curtain Cave Waterfall
Located about 500 meters southeast of the east gate of Nvzhen Pass. The cascading waterfall plunges from great heights, with streams scattering like pearls, and numerous springs dotting the mountain valleys. The hanging spring known locally as the "Sea Eye" is the largest among them. With a drop of over 30 meters and a width of about 10 meters, the surging waters of the "Sea Eye" churn up layers of white foam, creating a thunderous roar. The spring water gushes forth from the flat ground and plunges down the cliffs beside the "Sea Eye," joining the Tao River to form the Water Curtain Cave Waterfall. The cliff face is covered in evergreen moss, with strands of silver water cascading outward, surrounded by a misty spray—a truly spectacular sight.
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