Tongren Jiulong Cave Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Tongren Jiulong Cave Scenic Area is a natural sightseeing area with large-scale natural karst caves as its main scenery. The cave is lined with stalactites, which are colorful, crystal clear, and full of fun. Various stone flowers, stone curtains, stone birds, and stone animals can be seen everywhere. Lifelike; the beautiful Jinjiang scenery outside the cave, Dongshan Temple, ancient residential buildings of the Ming and Qing Dynasties and other cultural landscapes are connected with the cave. Nature and humanity are compatible and beautiful. Since ancient times, it has been praised as "Tongren is the most beautiful among all the counties and cities in central Guizhou" .

Attractions distribution:

The Jiulong Cave Scenic Area is located on the hillside of Guanyin Mountain on the right side of Shulong River, 17 kilometers east of Tongren City. The mountain has rugged cliffs, majestic steepness, green bamboos, and lush greenery. It is closely related to the higher "Liulong Mountain" behind the mountain and the front of the mountain. The beautiful Jinjiang River together creates a magnificent scenery.
It is said that there are six yellow dragons on Liulong Mountain, and they invite three green dragons in Jinjiang River to come to the cave to meet. When the nine dragons came to the cave and saw this Penglai fairyland-like cave, they immediately became lustful and wanted to take the cave as their own. , fighting endlessly. When the rooster crows and dawn breaks, no one can return to their original residence. They have to stay on a giant colorful pillar deep in the cave and can no longer escape. There is a small stream at the foot of the mountain. Because the Nine Dragons are fighting for the cave, people can't live in peace, so they keep scolding the dragon. Therefore, it is known as "Nine Dragon Panzhu" and "Call the Dragon Stream", and the "Nine Dragon Cave" also gets its name.

Scenic spot features:

Karst landforms, mountain climbing, caves, caves, rivers