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Xisa Guanyin Cave

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Guanyin Cave is located in the forest on the mountainside of Guanyin Cliff, about 1.5 kilometers southeast of Xisha Town. It is a natural stone cave. In the sixth year of the Guangxu reign during the Qing Dynasty, three rooms were built at the cave entrance. Later, residents repeatedly raised funds to expand it, adding halls and pavilions. The cave is approximately 10 meters wide and over 20 meters high. Stalactites hang from the ceiling, and the cave walls are adorned with...

Xisha Guanyin Cave

Guanyin Cave is located in the forest on the mountainside of Guanyin Cliff, about 1.5 kilometers southeast of Xisha Town. It is a natural stone cave. In the sixth year of the Guangxu reign during the Qing Dynasty, three rooms were built at the cave entrance. Later, residents repeatedly raised funds to expand it, adding halls and pavilions. The cave is approximately 10 meters wide and over 20 meters high. Stalactites hang from the ceiling, and the cave walls are covered with clay statues molded according to the natural contours, heights, and widths—some lying down, some standing, some sitting, some with fierce expressions, others gentle and refined—each with its own unique expression. It is one of the local tourist destinations.

Xisha Town: Xisha Town is a town under the jurisdiction of Xichou County. The town’s administrative center is located in Xisha, which serves as the political, economic, and cultural hub of the county, as well as its largest marketplace. The town governs 8 village committees and several community resident committees, encompassing 256 village (resident) groups with a total population of 42,722. The area is home to five ethnic groups: Han, Zhuang, Miao, Yi, and Mongolian. The total land area is 175.78 square kilometers, with 27,553.3 mu of arable land, including 3,385.4 mu of paddy fields and 24,167.9 mu of dry land. The average arable land per farmer is 0.91 mu.

The area features high mountains, deep valleys, peculiar rocks, and unusual caves... More details about Xisha Town ++

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