Saihai

　　Located in Yangliuwan, also known as Meitang, it is 0.5 kilometers from Guanyindong. In autumn and winter, the water surface of Saihai spans hundreds of acres, with crystal-clear waters mirroring the sky, while in spring and summer, it floods thousands of acres, with turbulent, muddy waves resembling an ocean. The Saihai Bay is enclosed by sheer cliffs on three sides, forming a natural bay. Looking up at the sky from here feels like gazing into a well, and clapping produces continuous echoes. If you listen carefully, you can hear voices from nearby people and the distant sounds of cowbells echoing back. A road has been carved through the cliffs, and beside it lies the site of an ancient temple featuring a 3-meter-tall stone Buddha. This Buddha, formed naturally from stalagmites, strikingly resembles a human figure in its facial features and clothing. Above the temple is Huanggong Cave. This cave consists of three interconnected chambers, housing massive, gleaming white stalactites, with columns adorned by carvings of dragons and phoenixes, as well as floral designs, giving the space an opulent and majestic atmosphere.