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Sacred Immortal Cave

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Last updated 2026-11-13 — Sacred Immortal Cave is located on the waist of Baishi Rock at Jianzi Mountain in the suburbs. This cave runs through the entire interior of Jianzi Mountain, with an entrance that leads to the mountain top. The cave features attractions such as the main palace, Guanyin Hall, Crystal Hall, Ten Thousand Households’ Kitchen, Thousand-Layer Tower, Elephant Hall, Magnolia Garden, Waterfall Rock, Gourd Terrace, Yanghe Mouth, and Divine Turtle Pool, comprising 14 large and small chambers, as well as smaller caves like Hidden Dragon Palace, Self-Sacrifice Rock, South Heavenly Gate, North Heavenly Gate, Milky Way Mouth, Hell Cave, and Enchanting Cave, all interconnected with the main cave, creating a spectacular landscape. Inside the cave, there is a pool of water with exceptionally clear color—throwing a stone creates no ripples—and plump fish can be found in the pool for fishing.

Sacred Immortal Cave

Sacred Immortal Cave
  Sacred Immortal Cave is located on the waist of Baishi Rock at Jianzi Mountain in the suburbs. This cave runs through the entire interior of Jianzi Mountain, with an entrance that leads to the mountain top. The cave features attractions such as the main palace, Guanyin Hall, Crystal Hall, Ten Thousand Households’ Kitchen, Thousand-Layer Tower, Elephant Hall, Magnolia Garden, Waterfall Rock, Gourd Terrace, Yanghe Mouth, and Divine Turtle Pool, comprising 14 large and small chambers, as well as smaller caves like Hidden Dragon Palace, Self-Sacrifice Rock, South Heavenly Gate, North Heavenly Gate, Milky Way Mouth, Hell Cave, and Enchanting Cave, all interconnected with the main cave, creating a spectacular landscape. Inside the cave, there is a pool of water with exceptionally clear color—throwing a stone creates no ripples—and plump fish can be found in the pool for fishing.

  

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