Mon, June 04, 2012
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Reed Flute Cave in Guilin

2012-06-04 07:14:42 GMT2012-06-04 15:14:42(Beijing Time)  Xinhua English

(Photo source: China.org.cn/by Sun Hui)

(Photo source: China.org.cn/by Sun Hui)

(Photo source: China.org.cn/by Sun Hui)

(Photo source: China.org.cn/by Sun Hui)

(Photo source: China.org.cn/by Sun Hui)

The cave is named after the verdant reeds that grow outside it and local people also make flutes from these plants. This spectacular cave is located 5 km northwest of the downtown of Guilin, and it is a must see for any visitor. Over millions of years, dripping water has eroded the cave to create a special world of various stalactites, stone pillars and rock formations. The caves are adorned by colored lighting creating a magical atmosphere along this 240-meter-long cave. Walking through the stone pillars, tourists will feel they have been transported back in time.

 

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