Penglai Celestial Cave

Penglai Fairy Cave, also known as Luohan Cave, formerly known as Shenjia Cave, is a large karst cave with multiple levels, stages and accumulation forms. It is over 3,000 meters long and covers a total area of ​​over 20,000 square meters. It is an overpass structure with four layers of structures: sky cave, middle cave, ground cave and underground river. It has a peculiar shape, twists and turns, magnificent momentum and beautiful scenery. There are more than 10 scenic spots such as the reception hall, the sea exploration corridor, the East China Sea Dragon Palace, the Tongming Palace, the Mixian Palace, the Yuchan Palace, the Milky Way Corridor, the Yaochi, the South China Sea, the Chaoyin Hall and the Complimentary living room, which are wonderful.

The underground cave has boulders of various shapes, gurgling underground rivers, and a 9-meter-high giant stalactite "Golden Bell" that is magnificent and spectacular; the middle cave is full of exquisite stalactites, which look like objects and people, and are vivid; the sky cave is grand and beautiful, winding and deep, with strange landscapes. There are many stone carvings on the stone walls in the cave since the Ming Dynasty. The landscape inside the cave is unique, and the scenery outside the cave is beautiful. The blend of internal and external scenery is really intoxicating.

The main features of Penglai Fairy Cave Scenic Attraction are its magnificence and grandeur; its beautiful and fascinating scenery; its complex structure and rugged cave passages. The four wonders of Penglai, which are composed of the spotless white "gauze tent", the translucent golden "silk", the huge three-dimensional "landscape murals", and the exquisite and majestic "Thousand Buddha Mountain", are known as the top of the Shitai karst cave group and can be called a natural geological museum. It is said that "after returning from Huangshan, you will not see any other mountains, and after returning from Penglai, you will not see any more caves".