Trust me, you'll regret it if you don't come here

|||It's so amazing, this must be considered the pinnacle of domestic caves! Location: Li Lake Yao Township, Nandan County, Hechi City, Guangxi. Attraction: AAAA-rated attraction, comprising several scenic areas, including the Ge Ya Si Valley, Dong Tian Sheng Jing, and Bai Ku Yao Village. Opening hours: 09:00-17:30. Ticket: A through ticket for the three scenic spots is 110 yuan, including a shuttle bus. Travel: Navigate to "Ge Ya Si Valley Tourist Center" or "Yao Wang Tian Xia Scenic Area" by self-driving. There is a high-speed rail station in the Guangxi direction, Hechi West Station, but it's quite far. From the Guizhou direction, there is the Libo Station, which is closer and recommended to get here and then take a taxi. There is an airport in Hechi, but there are very few flights, so check if there are flights from your location. Accommodation: There are two hotels in the scenic area, with the Ge Ya Si Valley featuring characteristic mud houses, and the Bai Ku Yao Village side featuring buildings with a Yao village appearance. Alternatively, you can stay in Nandan County, which is a half-hour drive away. Touring: It is recommended to start playing from the Ge Ya Si Valley side without taking the same route back. After entering the ticket check, on the left is the mud house area, and on the right is the entrance to Dong Tian Sheng Jing. After finishing Dong Tian Sheng Jing, transfer at the exit to Bai Ku Yao Village, and then return the same way to Ge Ya Si Valley to watch the bonfire party. Ge Ya Si Valley → Dong Tian Sheng Jing → Bai Ku Yao Village → Dong Tian Sheng Jing → Ge Ya Si Valley. Ge Ya Si Valley Mainly features mud house accommodations and bonfire parties, with a pastoral charm. Dong Tian Sheng Jing An extremely impressive underground cave, with dark rivers, waterfalls, and canyons. The total length is 3.5 kilometers, and it takes about 1.5 hours to walk with stops. There is signal inside, and there are 2 toilets, so no need to worry about emergencies. Bai Ku Yao Village Some imitation folk buildings, mainly related to Bai Ku Yao, with performances on holidays, and mountain song performances during the March 3rd festival. Photo spots: Pastoral homestays, underground caves, Bai Ku Yao. Cuisine: Nandan County is close to Guizhou, and the sour soup beef offal and sour soup fish are very good. Xing Fu Cheng has a night market street with barbecue snacks and sweet soups, very lively. Clothing: It's already hot in mid-April, short sleeves are enough. But importantly, it's a bit cold inside the caves, so long sleeves are needed. I saw some people wearing cotton clothes to go in. TIPS: The plank road is not wide, and it's easy to bump into others when it's crowded, so watch your phone, as it's impossible to retrieve anything from the dark underground river. Dong Tian Sheng Jing can be considered a new attraction, and it's not crowded on non-holidays, so go in groups. Imagine what it feels like to walk alone in the long, empty, and dark underground. If you're not driving yourself, you can ask the taxi driver to help buy tickets, locals only need to pay 80 yuan. Experience: It seems that it hasn't been featured on National Geographic yet, but I feel that this cave must be promoted in the future. Such an amazing attraction must be shared. Some say it's like 'The Grave Robbers' Chronicles,' but I think it's more like 'Journey to the Center of the Earth,' and it's definitely one of the must-visit places in life.