Introduction to Talin Cave: Talin Cave covers an area of more than 16,000 square meters, also known as the "Golden Pagoda City". There are more than 100 stone pagodas in the cave, which are golden and shining. The tallest one reaches 30 More than 20 meters around the bottom. The group of towers divides the scenic area into eleven halls, which are filled with stalagmites, stone pillars, stone curtains, and bells and flags, with different shapes and scenes; the "Mushroom Lake" has clear water, with countless stone mushrooms in it, and the shadows fluctuate in front of the lake. Stone flowers are in pieces; the "Stone Drum" is flat and hollow, with water dripping on the drum, making a thumping sound; there are two stone pines facing each other in the "Tasong Hall"; one is dark brown, five meters high, and resembles a needle-leaf stalactite cluster. It is condensed into sheets on the main trunk, with the lower part larger and the upper smaller, taking the shape of a tower. Another plant is nearly 20 meters high, with layers of leaves as if covered with white snow, and is named "Snow-pressed Green Pine".