Xianlong Cave

　　Situated at the southern foot of the Wuzhi Mountains near Ganlong Miao Village in Maogan Township, Baoting County, it is currently one of the largest karst caves discovered in Hainan Province, covering an area of 133 hectares, with an altitude ranging from 500 to 700 meters. The area enjoys spring-like weather all year round and boasts beautiful scenery. The cave stretches over 400 meters in length, featuring breathtaking and uniquely shaped formations. It is divided into upper and lower levels: the upper level is a dry cave, consisting of six beaded-style chambers of varying sizes, including the “Dragon Gate Hall,” “Dragon King’s Palace,” “Triumphal Arch,” “Ascension Palace,” and “Sea-Connecting Corridor.” The largest chamber is over 50 meters long, 30 meters wide, and more than 40 meters high, capable of accommodating over a thousand people. The cave features mountains within caves and caves within mountains, creating a mysterious and spectacular sight. Inside the chambers, stone pillars stand like a forest, stone flowers bloom in vibrant colors, and stalagmites, stone towers, and draperies display a rich array of hues.

　　Exquisite rock formations such as “The Dragon King Seeking Treasures,” “Fairy Descending to Earth,” “Stone Goat Nursing,” and “Lingzhi Gemstone” appear more finely crafted than any human sculpture. Ascending through the chambers, visitors encounter a new sky with every cave, as if entering a different world. The lower level consists of corridors of varying widths, interspersed with gorges, sky bridges, underground rivers, and waterfalls. Outside the cave, ancient trees tower above, while rare flowers, plants, flowing springs, and cascading waterfalls form an enchanting landscape. Near the cave lies a magical and wonderful Fairy Bath Pool, about 2 meters deep, with crystal-clear water where fish appear to float mid-air—an extraordinary sight.

　　Located at the southern foot of the Wuzhi Mountains near Ganlong Miao Village in Maogan Township, Baoting County, it is currently one of the largest karst caves discovered in Hainan Province, covering an area of 133 hectares, with an altitude ranging from 500 to 700 meters. The area enjoys spring-like weather all year round and boasts beautiful scenery. The cave stretches over 400 meters in length, featuring breathtaking and uniquely shaped formations. It is divided into upper and lower levels: the upper level is a dry cave, consisting of six beaded-style chambers of varying sizes, including the “Dragon Gate Hall,” “Dragon King’s Palace,” “Triumphal Arch,” “Ascension Palace,” and “Sea-Connecting Corridor.” The largest chamber is over 50 meters long, 30 meters wide, and more than 40 meters high, capable of accommodating over a thousand people. The cave features mountains within caves and caves within mountains, creating a mysterious and spectacular sight. Inside the chambers, stone pillars stand like a forest, stone flowers bloom in vibrant colors, and stalagmites, stone towers, and draperies display a rich array of hues.

　　Exquisite rock formations such as “The Dragon King Seeking Treasures,” “Fairy Descending to Earth,” “Stone Goat Nursing,” and “Lingzhi Gemstone” appear more finely crafted than any human sculpture. Ascending through the chambers, visitors encounter a new sky with every cave, as if entering a different world. The lower level consists of corridors of varying widths, interspersed with gorges, sky bridges, underground rivers, and waterfalls. Outside the cave, ancient trees tower above. Rare flowers, plants, flowing springs, and cascading waterfalls form an enchanting landscape. The cave is located in a place with mild climate, spring-like weather all year round, and majestic scenery. The karst cave stretches over 400 meters in length, with breathtaking and uniquely shaped formations that are truly awe-inspiring. Inside Xianlong Cave, there are upper and lower levels: the upper level is a dry cave, while the lower level consists of corridors of varying widths, with gorges, sky bridges, underground rivers, and splashing water scattered throughout.

　　Outside Hainan’s Xianlong Cave, ancient trees and blooming flowers, along with flowing springs and cascading waterfalls, create a stunningly mesmerizing scene. Deep inside the cave lies a magical and wonderful Fairy Bath Pool, about 2 meters deep, with crystal-clear water where fish chase and play. Xianlong Cave is indeed a rare and remarkable destination for exploring natural wonders, and can be regarded as an outstanding masterpiece among nature’s gifted landscapes.

　　Currently, roads, bridges, stone stairways, and facilities such as parking lots have been built leading to the cave, allowing visitors from Hainan to reach the cave entrance directly and explore inside.