Hanhui Cave

　　Hanhui Cave is situated at the foot of Saitai Mountain, 4 kilometers east of Suichang County. The two stone caves, Hanhui and Lingquan, are connected vertically and were formed by ancient rock collapses. The scenic area is characterized by ancient trees and peculiar rocks, with centuries-old trees of various shapes standing tall and lush. Legend has it that the Taoist priest Zhang Silian from the Song Dynasty became immortal in the cave, hence it is also called "Zhangxian Cave." The cave can accommodate about a hundred people, and its walls feature inscriptions by ancient celebrities. A cool breeze flows through the cave, and the Lingquan spring gently flows. Above the cave lies Saitai Temple, originally built during the Shaoxing era of the Song Dynasty. The temple complex includes the Liuxian Pavilion, Wangcheng Pavilion, Shichuan Pavilion, and the Hanhui Shengjing Archway, among other attractions.

　　

　　Address: At the foot of Saitai Mountain, east of Suichang County

　　Type: Cave