Bayan Jaran Cave

　　Introduction       Over 30 kilometers from Xiahe County, within the territory of Ganjia Township, the vast grassland is neatly divided into upper and lower levels, with a long, steep stone cliff forming between the two layers — locally known as Bayan Jaran.

　　      The “white stone” is not purely white, possibly earning its name due to the contrast with the green surroundings. The Bayan Jaran cliff stretches from east to west, approximately 15 kilometers in length and about 500–600 meters in width. From a distance, it resembles a white jade screen suspended in mid-air, shimmering brilliantly under the blue sky and bright sun, creating a spectacular sight. Slightly to the west of the base of the cliff lies a cave large enough for three or four people to enter, featuring trickling streams, winding paths leading to secluded spots, and a variety of karst formations that take on lifelike shapes resembling humans and objects with remarkable vividness.

　　      It is said that Bayan Jaran Cave extends for hundreds of miles and may connect to Xunhua County in Qinghai Province, making it an undeveloped tourist destination. It offers an excellent adventure spot for those seeking excitement and exploration.

　　 Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu