Yaolin Fairyland

Yaolin Wonderland is located in Tonglu County, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China, 80 kilometers away from Hangzhou City and 23 kilometers away from the county seat. It is a typical representative of karst caves in the subtropical humid area in the central coastal area of ​​East China and a national scenic spot. Yaolin Wonderland, also known as Yaolin Cave, is 1 kilometer deep and has a total area of ​​28,000 square meters. It is one of the "Top 40 Tourist Attractions in China" and "Top Ten Tourist Attractions in Zhejiang Province". In 2002, it was listed as a national AAAA-level scenic tourist attraction. It is known as the "crown of all caves in the country" for its winding cave landforms and magnificent and colorful rock landscapes. Painter Ye Qianyu praised it as "rare in China and rare in the world."

Yaolin Wonderland attracts the attention of tourists from all over the world with its magical topography and magnificent stalactite scenery. It is a typical karst landform, a typical representative of karst caves in the subtropical humid zone in the middle of the east coast of China, and a national scenic spot.

There are many scenic spots inside, including Yaolin Jade Peak, Purple Bamboo Forest, Dragon Palace, Yinhe Waterfall, Jade Pillars to the Sky and other moving scenes.

A few years ago, I went to Yaolin Wonderland in Tonglu County, Hangzhou with my family. This was my second time there. The first time was in the 1990s when I was still in elementary school and was taken there by my parents.

This is my second time here. I have forgotten my previous impressions. I don't recognize the gate. Now there are free tour guides. It takes about 40 minutes from the entrance to the exit. There are karst caves inside, and they are full of colorful lights, like a fairyland. According to the tour guide, Journey to the West and Investiture of the Gods were filmed here. The rocks here are strange in shape, some look like people, some look like animals, and some look like villages, etc. After the guide's guidance, it looks more like a fairyland.

The entire cave is very large, divided into several halls, natural stone bridges and artificial stone stairs. Going up and down, it feels like an adventure to the center of the earth. When you go deep into the bottom of the cave, you really feel like you are going into the center of the earth. There is a rest area every time you walk a certain distance, and the rest area sells cave-stored wine.

The scenery here is so beautiful. If there were no lights, I believe it would be much less beautiful. I really want to know how the ancients found this place when there is no sunlight. In the ancient times when there was no light, it was too dangerous to enter with only torches. There is a pool in the second hall. It is so calm that it is almost impossible to tell that it is water. The cave reflected in it once made me think it was a bottomless abyss. Later, the tour guide told me that it was a pool. It is so clear and calm, like a mirror.

At the exit is a series of shops selling everything from jade, cave-stored wine, wild goods and mountain delicacies.

The first and second halls of this cave are just as their names suggest: like a fairyland. The stalactites are rich and perfect, and under the illumination of colored lights, they are beautiful from any angle. It is said that this cave is better than Shanjuan Cave in Yixing and Qixingyan in Guilin. I feel that it is better than Shanjuan Cave and similar to Qixingyan (especially the first and second halls). Interestingly, liquor is stored in the cave and sold on site, which fully reflects the business awareness of Zhejiang people. However, in the last hall, artificial landscapes were added and a light show of about 5 minutes was held, accompanied by inappropriate explanations, which can be said to be superfluous and ruin the scenery.

I went there when I was in primary school. It's worth a visit. I don't like to visit tourist spots. I just like to stay in the hotel and have a Buddhist vacation. But I still think it's worth it. I marvel at the magic of nature. The original picture of Apple. The picture taken in low light is far less beautiful than it looks.

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Among the caves I have visited, the ticket to Yaolin Wonderland is a bit expensive! I recently passed by and wondered if I should go there again? Yaolin Town is a must-go! Now I will report the prices of several cave tours in various places! Yaolin Wonderland is 80 yuan, Shanjuan Cave is 60 yuan, Jiguan Cave is 45 yuan, and Linwu Cave is 25 yuan. The most cost-effective one is Linwu Cave, where you can play in the cave and visit the charming mountain road to see the scenery, the ground cracks and the temple. The most beautiful cave stalactite landscape in China is Jiguan Cave, and the mountain scenery on the cave is not as good as Linwu Meihai. Among the caves with larger development areas, Yaolin Wonderland Cave is more beautiful than Linwu Cave and Shanjuan Cave, but not as beautiful as Jiguan Cave! Here are a few photos of Jiguan Cave for your appreciation! The tickets for Yaolin Wonderland and Zhijin Cave are the same price, and the two caves are compared with Yaolin Cave!

The cave is huge, magnificent, and there is a free tour guide. The parking lot is also super large. Full marks

The Yaolin Wonderland Light and Shadow Show is worth seeing, the scenery is great.

Yaolin Wonderland is the most famous stalactite cave in the area.

It's not fun outside, it's fun to go inside, the cave is really a fairyland

It feels like a tourist attraction from decades ago

Not spectacular, not worth going

Yaolin Wonderland still has beautiful cave scenery, but the whole trip is very short, and you need the guide to point out, and then give full play to your imagination to have another feeling, but you still can't help but sigh at the magic of nature. The most disappointing thing is the final Milky Way Flying, which costs an additional 60 yuan. It is not thrilling or exciting, and even the scenery of the ordinary drifting for ten minutes is really ordinary and not worth it.

It is a summer resort. If you go there by yourself, you can have a better experience by going later or earlier to avoid the peak crowds.

In Zhejiang, it is the only distinctive scenic spot promoted in tourism; in Beijing, there is the Shihua Cave; in Xianning, Hubei, there are also karst caves; and in Yuan'an, Hubei, there are also karst caves.

Yaolin Wonderland is really nice. The Ruijing Stone Flower Cave in Lin'an is also great. It is very cool no matter how hot the weather is. It is just right to take my parents there.

It's OK, the scenery is beautiful, the nature is amazing, it can be said to be ingenious. I played the first four dry caves, and the photos I took were very cool. I don't recommend playing the Galaxy Ferry, it's 60 per person, and it's over in less than 10 minutes. You can take some photos and watch the sound and light show. I don't recommend buying any specialty Chinese medicine bonsai on the way down the mountain, the scenic spot must be dark.

Located in Tonglu County, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China, 80 kilometers away from Hangzhou City and 23 kilometers away from the county seat, it is a typical representative of karst caves in the subtropical humid area of ​​the central coastal area of ​​East China and a national scenic spot. Yaolin Wonderland, also known as Yaolin Cave, is 1 kilometer deep and has a total area of ​​28,000 square meters. It is one of the "Top 40 Tourist Attractions in China" and "Top Ten Tourist Attractions in Zhejiang Province". In 2002, it was listed as a national AAAA-level scenic tourist attraction. It is known as the "crown of all caves in the country" for its winding cave landforms and magnificent and colorful rock landscapes. Painter Ye Qianyu praised it as "rare in China and rare in the world."

Official ticket price: 116 RMB per person, it is really not necessary and you can buy it through other channels; in addition, if you need to explain the cave, it is 20 yuan per person for more than 5 people, and 100 yuan for less than 5 people (I personally think that explanations are necessary, otherwise you really can't imagine those imaginations; of course, you can also get free explanations, because the explainers are all wearing microphones and speaking loudly~). I also saw that you can rent an interpreter for a deposit of 10 yuan... In addition, it is a little cool in the cave. Friends who need it can wear long sleeves if they go there in summer. There are also towels and other cold-resistant clothes for rent in the scenic area, but I personally feel that it is unnecessary. The key is to walk slowly in the cave, walk slowly, more than 1,000 steps are slippery, and it is a pitch-black environment. Be careful and slow down.

It takes 45 minutes to drive from Tonglu city. The cave is very big and spectacular. It is a place of big demons. Go straight inside from the entrance. Go all the way to the end and you can come out. It is very close to go back from the outside. You don't need to turn back from the inside. You can sit and listen to the guide's explanation, and you can imagine what it is like. It's not cold in the cave. It's pretty good.

It is a good place to go to Tonglu with my parents and children to enjoy the mountains and waters on weekends. We chose two most famous scenic spots to see China-TravelNote, one of which is Yaolin Wonderland. It is very famous, but I was very disappointed. It is better to take a boat to the previous scenic spot, Chuiyun Tongtian River. It feels very stuffy and hot when walking up and down inside. There is no ventilation at all. I feel dizzy and nauseous. The elderly and children at home can't stand it and have to rest in the middle. When I asked the staff, they were helpless and said that the cave is like this all year round and they are used to it. . . When I walked out of the cave, there were shops and stalls everywhere. I felt that they were all scams. Except for the lighting and the attitude of the staff, there was really nothing. I don’t know how the first place on the beehive came from. It seems that I can’t just look at the ranking on China-TravelNote in the future!

The classic cave landscape is really dreamy with the lighting effect. It takes about 2 hours to visit the three halls. There are not many stairs up and down, so the elderly and children are not stressed. The ticket price is a bit expensive. If it is cheaper, the cost performance will be higher.

It's just so-so. I've seen quite a few caves. It's just so-so. The whole process took less than an hour. I don't deserve the 116 yuan ticket. Many scenic spots in Jiangsu and Zhejiang are not that good and the fees are quite expensive.

The parking lot of the scenic spot is very large. If you buy tickets online, you need to go to a special small house to exchange them, not the ticket office. The cave is very cool, but you need a guide to explain. The whole journey takes 1-2 hours. You have to walk a long way from the exit to get back to the entrance.

Yaolin Cave is located in Yaolin Town, Tonglu County, and is also known as Xianling Cave. The cave was formed 100,000 years ago and is a huge limestone cave with an area of ​​28,000 square meters. The entire cave is hidden deep underground, with various shapes. It is known as the best karst cave in China for its tortuous and deep cave landforms and magnificent karst scenery.

The cave has a magnificent scenery and is known as the "Yaolin Wonderland". There are seven halls in the cave, and the largest hall covers an area of ​​9,000 square meters. The first four halls are masterpieces of nature over billions of years: stalagmites, stone waterfalls, stone curtains, stone curtains, etc., which are dazzling and brilliant like a fairyland. The last three halls use modern scenery, lighting, sound effects and technological means to reproduce 18 moving stories in the legend of Shenzhou through 21 scenes and more than 300 characters, giving people a beautiful enjoyment and wisdom.

The cave passage had collapsed and was reopened in 1979. Chinese rhinoceros tooth fossils, charcoal embers from the Western Zhou Dynasty, stamped pottery fragments from the Eastern Han Dynasty, charcoal inscriptions from the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and ancient coins from the Five Dynasties and Northern Song Dynasty were found in the cave.

Outside the cave, you can also visit the 36 wax statues and the landscape bonsai garden Miaofeng Garden. The temperature inside the cave is around 17-18 degrees Celsius all year round. Since the 1980s, it has become a tourist hotspot and one of the top 40 tourist attractions in China.

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Yaolin Wonderland is located in Tonglu County, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China, 80 kilometers away from Hangzhou City and 23 kilometers away from the county seat. It is a typical representative of karst caves in the subtropical humid area in the central coastal area of ​​East China and a national scenic spot. Yaolin Wonderland, also known as Yaolin Cave, is 1 kilometer deep and has a total area of ​​28,000 square meters. It is one of the "Top 40 Tourist Attractions in China" and "Top Ten Tourist Attractions in Zhejiang Province". In 2002, it was listed as a national AAAA-level scenic tourist attraction. It is known as the "crown of all caves in the country" for its winding cave landforms and magnificent and colorful rock landscapes. Painter Ye Qianyu praised it as "rare in China and rare in the world."

The content is average, without any special features. The underground cave and the final light show are okay.

It's a long way to walk here and you have to wait for the tour guide to come back after taking the last group of tourists. It's not very convenient to go to the bathroom.

But it's nice inside. There's a place with bats and a place with ingots where you can throw coins in.

Yaolin Wonderland, also known as Yaolin Cave, is 1 km deep and covers a total area of ​​28,000 square meters. It is known as the "crown of all caves in China" for its winding cave landforms and magnificent rock landscape. It is "rare in China and rare in the world". An unknown underground water gurgles and meanders through the circuitous world - step into this confusing magical world. "Fairy Gathering" and "Lion and Elephant Welcoming Guests" are like a sanctimonious screen door. A shaggy-haired lion and a group of long-nosed elephants welcome guests from afar. The colorful stalactites are like twinkling stars and floating clouds. In the center of the cave hall, there seems to be fairy music and fairy dancing sleeves, which makes people daydream. From the perspective of landscape appreciation, they are all rare, just like the melting of icebergs and snow. Although there is no sound, it seems that there is thunder lingering in the ears, a wonder of the world.

Yaolin Wonderland, also known as Yaolin Cave, is 1 kilometer deep and covers a total area of ​​28,000 square meters. It has now been listed as a national AAAA-level scenic tourist attraction. It is known as the "crown of all caves in the country" for its winding cave landforms and magnificent rock landscape. The best season to visit Yaolin Cave is summer. Don't just look up at the scenery, in fact, the scenery reflected in the gurgling spring is more charming when you look down. There are minibuses from Tonglu County to Yaolin, the fare is 5 yuan, and it takes half an hour. Hangzhou West Bus Station and South Bus Station (express buses) have buses that go directly to Tonglu, every 20 minutes, and the journey takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes. You can take a minibus directly to Yaolin Wonderland at the Fenshui River Bridge in Tonglu County (fare 4 yuan)

Yaolin Wonderland is composed of three connected stalactite caves. The stalactites inside are ever-changing under the light, which is amazing! The tour takes about 1.5 hours. Remember to wear a coat because the temperature inside is very low.

More than 30 years ago, we went to Yaolin Wonderland. We took an 11-seat van and set off from Jiaxing at 6 o'clock. It was already 9 o'clock in Hangzhou. Then we went to Tonglu. The scenic spot is a karst cave. The lights inside illuminate the road and the various stalactites on the top of the cave. The stone steps under our feet are also opened up and down. There is water falling from the top of our heads. There is an underground river. The cave feels very damp and dark. I thought that only immortals who are not concerned with worldly affairs can live in such a place. Mortals cannot survive. It felt great to walk out of the cave and bathe in the sun in less than an hour.

It's an old attraction, but the selection is no longer attractive, especially the artificial light show inside, which is so fake that I want to vomit after watching it. And the bank flying ferry is like a snail crawling~

Yaolin Wonderland is a wonderful karst cave landscape with excellent lighting configuration. It is an extremely successful commercial development of a natural landscape.

The caves are all similar, with different lights. It took about an hour to see the whole thing. It was more interesting to follow the guide and listen to him. Otherwise, I really don't have that kind of imagination.

The main purpose is to have a barbecue and take a look around the cave. It can be regarded as a natural wonder.

In the afternoon, we went to the legendary Yaolin Wonderland. It was really dreamy as soon as we walked in. The tour guide explained what this looked like and what that looked like. After taking a lot of photos, we couldn’t tell which was a lobster and which was a monkey.

Yaolin Wonderland is located in Tonglu County, Zhejiang Province, China, 80 kilometers away from Hangzhou and 23 kilometers away from the county seat. It is a typical representative of karst caves in the subtropical humid area of ​​the central coastal area of ​​East China and a national scenic spot. Yaolin Wonderland, also known as Yaolin Cave, is 1 kilometer deep and has a total area of ​​28,000 square meters. It is one of the "Top 40 Tourist Attractions in China" and "Top Ten Tourist Attractions in Zhejiang Province". In 2002, it was listed as a national AAAA-level scenic tourist attraction. It is known as the "crown of all caves in the country" for its winding cave landforms and magnificent and colorful rock landscapes. Painter Ye Qianyu praised it as "rare in China and rare in the world."

I don't recommend it. It's just some colorful and shaped stones. I can't really tell what they look like. Be careful when going up and down. It's very cold inside the cave. Especially don't go back too late. If you miss the last direct bus, it will be difficult to get back to Tonglu city. We spent 20 yuan to ask an aunt to drive an electric car to take us to an intersection where we can take the bus. We happened to catch the last bus~~

This is a super fun place. Remember to put on more clothes when you enter the cave because it is quite cool inside. I went there on May 1st. The light show was pretty good. The mysterious river valley was not fun and was a pit. I don't recommend going there.

Yaolin Wonderland is located in Tonglu County, Zhejiang Province, China, 80 kilometers away from Hangzhou and 23 kilometers away from the county seat. It is a typical representative of karst caves in the subtropical humid area of ​​the central coastal area of ​​East China and a national scenic spot. Yaolin Wonderland, also known as Yaolin Cave, is 1 kilometer deep and has a total area of ​​28,000 square meters. It is one of the "Top 40 Tourist Attractions in China" and "Top Ten Tourist Attractions in Zhejiang Province". In 2002, it was listed as a national AAAA-level scenic tourist attraction. It is known as the "crown of all caves in the country" for its winding cave landforms and magnificent and colorful rock landscapes. Painter Ye Qianyu praised it as "rare in China and rare in the world."

Yaolin Wonderland, also known as Yaolin Cave, is 1 kilometer deep and covers a total area of ​​28,000 square meters. Yaolin Wonderland enjoys the reputation of "the crown of all caves in the country" for its magical landforms and magnificent rock landscapes, and is famous both at home and abroad.

An unknown underground water gurgles and meanders, guiding you into this confusing magical world. Entering the first cave hall of the "Fairy Gathering", the "Lion and Elephant Welcoming Guests" opens like a dignified screen door. On the left is a shaggy-haired lion, and on the right is a group of long-nosed elephants, welcoming guests from afar. After passing the welcoming door, a splendid "palace" is in front of you. The 30-meter-high dome is magnificent, and the colorful stalactites are like twinkling stars and floating clouds. In the center of the cave hall, a huge "carp" is leaping up from the Yaochi. The "Guanghan Stage" high above seems to have fairy music and dancing sleeves of fairies. The "Penglai Palace" is shrouded in smoke and mist, and the shadows are unpredictable, which makes people imagine. The "Galaxy Waterfall" is rare both in terms of geological structure and landscape appreciation. This karst rock waterfall is 7 meters high and 13 meters wide. It looks like melting snow from an iceberg. Although it is silent, it sounds like thunder, lingering in the ears. It is truly a wonder of the world.

The magical cave takes about an hour to visit. It is very cool inside the cave.

Yaolin Wonderland is actually a large melting cave, with lights, colors and imagination.

When you come to Tonglu, you must visit Yaolin Wonderland. The biggest highlight is the temperature of more than 10 degrees in the cave, which is in sharp contrast with the outdoor temperature, especially in midsummer. It is very tempting. You can take a free photo in the cave once, and pick up the photo at the designated location after exiting the cave.

Yaolin Wonderland is a beautiful cave. It's a bit tiring to walk there.

The temperature in the cave is only about 10 degrees Celsius all year round. With a light jacket and the guide's vivid explanation, the whole trip was very pleasant and comfortable. Then I couldn't help but buy Yaolin's wine. But don't buy the dried bamboo shoots at the scenic spot. If you really like them, buy them at the exit, because you will find that the price will drop all the way.

The scenery in the cave is pretty good. There is a guide to explain. But the way down the mountain is too bad. There is no other way. There are just shopping spots one after another. You have to walk through them all. It's speechless.

It's still a good attraction. Don't be too cool here in summer! But there were too many people this time, and the cave was dark and slippery, so you have to be very careful.

Yaolin Wonderland is really a great place to indulge in. The lights in the cave are colorful. It really feels like being in a fairyland. This time we went to a villa in Tonglu. It is very unique. We also went to Yaolin Wonderland. It is very beautiful. Only those who have been there can understand the mood at that time. It is very comfortable and relaxing. Although it is such an inconspicuous scenic spot, the caves where you walk and stop, the caves of all sizes, the colorful caves, give people a magical feeling.

It is one of the earliest developed classics in Tonglu. It is relatively well developed in all aspects and is also a relatively large karst cave classic. In fact, the classics of Tonglu are basically inseparable from karst caves, so I personally recommend finding one or two representative ones to take a look!

Tonglu is small but has many attractions that are worth exploring. First of all, let’s talk about Yaolin Wonderland, which is also a good place that makes me feel lingering. It feels like being in a crystal palace, as if traveling back to ancient times, as if walking into a fairyland...

Yaolin Wonderland attracts the attention of travel enthusiasts with its magical topography and magnificent stalactite scenery. It is a typical karst landform, a typical representative of karst caves in the subtropical humid zone in the central coastal area of ​​East China, and a national scenic spot.

Yaolin Wonderland is known as the crown of all caves in China and one of the top 40 tourist attractions in China. So if you are in Hangzhou or nearby, why not come here? It is about 480,000 square meters and the depth of the cave is 15 kilometers. Haha, what does this mean? Anyway, I played in it for two hours. It can be seen that there are countless treasures in the cave! You will feel like floating in a world with low temperature, low air pressure, cool and humid, colorful, stalactites, and colorful, like a fairyland. From time to time, one or two drops of water will fall on your shoulders, forehead or arms, and you will feel cool. This place is indeed a good place to escape the summer heat.

Combined with the colorful lighting changes, the ordinary stalactites take on a dreamy feel.

Yaolin Wonderland is a karst cave, quite beautiful, divided into 3 halls. The last hall is over 7,000 square meters, very large, and there is also a light waterfall show, which is quite spectacular.

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I went there on May Day. There were so many people, shoulder to shoulder! The cave is very big and the scenery is pretty good. I remember when I went to Zhanggong Cave with my brother in 2011, there were very few people and we had a great time.

Qiong Yao Wonderland is a must-visit place when visiting Tonglu. The stalactites and limestone formed over hundreds of millions of years will take you to appreciate the wonders in the cave and bring you a unique kind of joy!

I bought the ticket to Yaolin Wonderland and secretly followed the tour group to listen to the explanation. As soon as I entered, I saw misty fog. The lighting inside was not good. The tour guide turned on the light at each place, so if no one explained it, I would not have the imagination. Yaolin Wonderland was finished in 1 hour. There are free photos inside, so don't take photos. Photos are free but photos are charged. There are people who take photos at the exit. At that time, I had no choice but to pay for my photos. I couldn't leave my portrait there forever. The tickets to Yaolin Wonderland are too expensive. I think it is not worth it. There are many vendors at the exit. Specialties are 20 yuan for 3 packs and one pack is free. At that time, many people thought it was good and rushed to buy it there. I took a break and left. When I came out, I saw 20 yuan for 5 packs and 2 packs were free outside. At that time, I laughed and didn't know what the people inside thought when they came out. I went to Yaolin, where there was rafting, but I didn't go to Grandma Hong. If you are interested, you can go. It is not far from Yaolin Wonderland. I saw on the Internet that it was called "the most beautiful county town Tonglu", but I think it is a joke. I really don't think it is beautiful. The loess was thrown away.

The ticket to Yaolin Wonderland is 100 yuan per person, and there is no student ticket. It is not as cold as imagined inside. It is just right to wear short sleeves in summer, and you don't need to bring a coat. You need a tour guide to take you in batches, because the tour guide has a sensor on his body. The light will light up when the tour guide arrives, and the light will go out when he leaves, but the tour guide walks very fast, so you can follow the tour guide behind you. Because we went there during the Mid-Autumn Festival, there were many tour groups inside, so we walked slowly by ourselves. The cave feels like it is all lit up, and it doesn't look good when the lights go out. Because it is dark inside, the quality of the photos is not very good. It is recommended to bring a tripod if possible. It takes about 2 hours to play slowly inside. It is still good to escape the heat in summer. After all, Yaolin Wonderland is so famous. If you go to Tonglu, you should go and see it.

You can take a bus from the city to Yaolin, which costs 6 yuan per person and takes about 30 minutes. The road is a bit bumpy. The bus has no air conditioning. After arriving, you can turn to a small tricycle, which costs 5 yuan to go there and 10 yuan to return to the bus station. The ticket to Yaolin Wonderland is 100 yuan per person, and there is no student ticket. The temperature inside is about 24 degrees, so you don’t need to bring extra clothes. You need a tour guide to take you in. The tour guide has a sensor on his body. The light will light up when the tour guide arrives, and it will go out after a while, but the tour guide walked very fast and disappeared in a moment, but there were many tour guides inside so we followed the next one, or the next one. The light was on and off, and I felt that this design was not good. The light looked good when it was on, but it didn’t look good when it was off. In general, Yaolin Wonderland is still good, especially for summer vacation, it is very cool, but the ticket is too expensive, and it takes about 2 hours to play inside.

Yaolin Wonderland is a karst landform with natural stalactites. It looks very beautiful under the light.

The ticket price is ￥100, and there is no discount for student ID cards.

At the entrance of the cave, someone will say how cold it is inside and that you need to buy a blanket. Icy can tell you responsibly that it is totally unnecessary in this weather. Someone in my group bought one and said after entering that it was so hot.

It's really cool inside and the temperature is low, which is great for summer heat relief.

You enter Yaolin Wonderland in batches, with a tour guide leading 20 to 30 people each time (the tour guide is free). She will lead you to explain, and she will ask you to follow her. But we didn't, because she walked out in about 20 minutes, which felt very fast, and there was no time to take pictures or visit carefully. Don't worry about not being able to listen to the explanation if you leave the team, because you will find that the tour guides behind you are one after another.

After arriving at Yaolin Wonderland, we waited at the gate and were constantly being sold towels, saying it was cold inside the cave. After entering, I felt that it was completely exaggerated. Xiaohong's night blindness made her feel like an old lady in the cave (this is what my friend said, not my business). She couldn't find her way out, and Xiaoyu led her all the way! It was a great luxury for Xiaohong to get out of the cave, hahaha! Yaolin Wonderland is nothing more than weird stones with ancient legends, plus lighting effects, giving a sense of vision!

Because my friend is from Tonglu, he took me to Yaolin Wonderland when I first went to his house. It is really beautiful here, with stalactites hanging down from the wall. It is limestone under the colorful lights, like a beauty, a colorful and wonderful scenery. Tickets are required here, and because my friend happened to know someone, I got in.

Yaolin Wonderland enjoys the reputation of "the crown of all caves in China" for its magical landforms and magnificent rock landscapes. After seeing it, I feel that the trip is worthwhile. There is no better wonder of nature. A tour guide is arranged for each group of tourists entering. You can follow a tour guide, but it is too hurried. Just enjoy it slowly. We followed N tour guides along the way with our children and visited the entire cave in more than two hours. In order to increase the fun, light shows, treasure hunts and other programs have been added to the cave.

This scenic spot is a karst cave, located in Yaolin Town, Tonglu City. You can take a minibus directly to the Fenshui River Bridge, but it will take a long time to drive there.

The ticket price is quite expensive, 100 yuan, and there are special scenic area guides to lead you in. The cave is very large, with an area of ​​20,000 to 30,000 square meters. Walking in the cave, I suddenly thought of a movie "Journey to the Center of the Earth", which has the feeling of the movie.

The ticket to Yaolin Wonderland is 100 yuan. The scenery inside the cave is quite good, but whether it is worth 100 yuan is a matter of opinion.

The facade is a bit small, but it's quite meaningful! I always feel like I've been here many years ago. Maybe I've been here in a fairyland dream.

If there were no lights, it would be pitch black here. I really don’t know how it was discovered in the first place...

Thousands of years of accumulation and polishing have made this underground cave what it is today. It is definitely a sculpture by God!

Before leaving the scenic area, there is an artificial music landscape, which feels superfluous. How can it compare to the wonders of nature!

This place is very nice and worth seeing. In Jiangnan, this is a relatively large cave bottom rock formation formed after thousands of years of creation. It is very spectacular.

Yaolin Wonderland. The cave is slippery, the air is hot and humid, crowded, and a bit chaotic. It feels like all caves are similar, and the natural stalactites are colorful under the modern lights. The final light show feels like the finishing touch. There is only one exit after leaving the cave, and there are many shopping places on the way. Whether you buy something or not, you must pass through these places before you can go out. The ticket is 100 yuan per ticket, which is a bit expensive.

As for the Yaolin Fairy Cave, I personally feel it is not very interesting. It relies on imagination and lighting, but it is still quite large in scale, a wonder of nature.

It takes one to two hours to visit the fairy cave. Tips: There are people taking photos for you inside, saying that you can take small photos for free when you leave. Don't be fooled. There will be people taking photos not far from the exit. They will develop and seal all the photos you took. It costs 10 yuan per photo. They will not give you small photos unless you buy large photos. Don't be scared by them at this time. If you don't want large photos, you don't have to pay. Just leave. Don't care what his face is. Anyway, he didn't develop it. Of course, if you want to take a souvenir first, you can pay.

100 yuan per person

Different people have different opinions. Yaolin Wonderland is famous, but it is not very playable. It is just a combination of stones and lights. However, the scenery is unique and spectacular. Those stories can only be understood by the guide, otherwise you will not know anything. The cave is actually not big. We walked through it in just over an hour.

The first destination is Yaolin Wonderland. From the bus station, take the bus to Fenshuijiang Bridge, then take the minibus to Yaolin to the end. The journey takes more than an hour. It was almost 1:30 when we entered Yaolin... I thought I had missed the Dragon Boat Festival holiday and there should be fewer people, but it turned out! ! ! There were so many people that it was hard to find a place to put the tripod! ! ! It was so frustrating... Did everyone take the annual leave, or did they not have to go to work at all? ! ! So if you want to come to Yaolin, you must wait for a weekday...

PS: Most of the attractions in Tonglu close at 4 o'clock, so be sure to go early~

You need a little imagination to visit this place. What exactly is in this world of strange rocks depends on your imagination. I am very lacking in this aspect, so my world is only stalactites under lights. What is in your world?

Yaolin Wonderland - Located in Tonglu County, Zhejiang Province, 80 kilometers away from Hangzhou and 23 kilometers away from the county seat, it is a typical representative of karst caves in the subtropical humid zone in the middle of the East China coast and a national scenic spot. Yaolin Wonderland, also known as Yaolin Cave, is 1 kilometer deep and has a total area of ​​28,000 square meters. It is one of the top 40 tourist attractions in China and one of the top ten tourist attractions in Zhejiang Province. It is known as the crown of all caves in the country for its winding cave landforms and magnificent and colorful rock landscapes. Because it has not rained for many days and there is little water in the mountains, coupled with the hot summer weather, our original rafting plan was temporarily changed to a half-day tour of Yaolin Wonderland. It is also good to go to the fairy-like cave to feel warm in winter and cool in summer. The most important thing is that the children also opened their eyes. The staff in the cave are all wearing cotton clothes. It is conceivable that the temperature inside is still very low, but they will adapt after a while. Children are better to add a thin coat before going in for sightseeing. The most important thing is that a flashlight is a must. The whole journey is about 2 hours.

Yaolin Wonderland, this cave is actually very big. I checked a guide and it said that it only takes 30 minutes to see it. Why does it take 1.5 hours for us? Maybe there are relatively more tourists in the cave during the May Day holiday.

The lights inside are very magical, the stones are very interesting, beautiful and dreamy. Sitting on the boat feels like a magical drift.

Like a dream, like a fantasy, like a fantasy, like a fairyland! I like her light and shadow

The cave is quite beautiful, but the camera lighting will be distorted, so I didn’t take many photos.

It's a dreamy place. It's very cold inside, very suitable for summer, (*^__^*) hehe...