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Huangdi Cave in Hainan Province is a unique scenic spot where nature and humanity blend together. It is located in Changjiang Li Autonomous County, Hainan Province and is famous for its long historical legends and unique karst landforms. The scenery inside and outside the cave is beautiful, and it is one of the must-visit places for tourism on the western line of Hainan. The following is a detailed travel guide to help you easily enjoy Emperor Cave.
1. Introduction to Emperor Cave
Geographical location: Emperor Cave is located in Yapo Village, Wangxia Township, Changjiang Li Autonomous County, Hainan Province, about 60 kilometers away from the county seat.
Cultural Background: It is said that this was the refuge of the ancient Li leader "Emperor", and the cave preserves traces of the life of the Li ancestors.
Natural features: Emperor Cave is a typical karst cave with rugged rocks and stalactites of various shapes inside the cave, and surrounded by mountains and waters outside the cave, with picturesque scenery.
Opening hours: Open all year round, the best time to visit is from November to March of the following year, when the climate is cool and pleasant.
2. How to get to Emperor Cave
From Haikou: Self-driving: Haikou to Changjiang County is about 200 kilometers, and the driving time is about 3 hours. It takes about 1.5 hours to get to Huangdi Cave from Changjiang County.
Public transportation: Take a bus from Haikou West Station to Changjiang County, and then charter a car or take a taxi to Huangdi Cave.
From Sanya: Self-driving: Sanya to Changjiang County is about 170 kilometers, and the driving time is about 2.5 hours.
Public transportation: Take a bus from Sanya Bus Station to Changjiang County, and then charter a car to Huangdi Cave.
3. Recommended Tour Routes
Tour outside the cave: After arriving at the scenic area, you can first tour the natural scenery outside the cave. The mountains and water complement each other, the scenery is pleasant, and it is suitable for taking photos and checking in.
Explore the secrets of the cave: Emperor Cave is divided into three layers: upper, middle and lower. The space inside the cave is wide and there are stalactites, stalagmites, stone curtains and other strange shapes.
The light in the cave is dim, so it is recommended to bring a flashlight or use a mobile phone for lighting.
Cultural experience: In the cave, you can see the living relics of the ancestors of the Li nationality and feel the rich cultural atmosphere.
4. Recommended surrounding attractions
Changhua River: Changhua River is the second largest river in Hainan. It has beautiful scenery along the way and you can take a boat tour.
Qizi Bay: A famous bay on the west line of Hainan, with fine sand and clear water, suitable for leisure and vacation.
Bawangling National Forest Park: Hainan's largest tropical virgin forest reserve, suitable for hiking and bird watching.
5. Accommodation and Catering
Accommodation: Changjiang County: Changjiang Kelly Hotel and Changjiang Yinwan MGM Garden Hotel are recommended, with complete facilities and high cost performance.
Wangxia Township: The accommodation conditions are relatively simple, suitable for tourists who are looking for a primitive experience.
Catering: Changjiang specialties: Li ethnic group bamboo tube rice, Changjiang seafood, Li family sour fish, etc.
Bring your own dry food: There are few dining options near Emperor Cave, so it is recommended to bring your own water and food.
6. Equipment and Material Preparation
Necessary items: Documents: Mainland China ID card.
Clothing: Lightweight and breathable clothing, non-slip shoes are recommended.
Sun protection: Hainan's sunshine is strong, so bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.
Medicines: mosquito repellent, Band-Aids, gastrointestinal medicine, etc.
Adventure equipment: flashlight or headlamp (for lighting inside the cave).
Waterproof bag (to protect electronic devices from moisture in the cave).
VII. Precautions
Safety first: The ground inside the cave is slippery, be careful not to slip and avoid falling.
Do not enter undeveloped areas without permission and ensure your own safety.
Environmental protection: Do not litter and protect the ecological environment in the cave.
Respect local culture: The Li people are a minority ethnic group in Hainan. Please respect local customs and habits when visiting.
8. Conclusion
Emperor Cave is a pearl of Hainan's western tourism, combining natural wonders and cultural heritage. Whether you are exploring caves, appreciating natural scenery, or experiencing Li culture, this place can bring you a different travel experience. Make a good plan, and set off to Emperor Cave with a good mood to experience the wonders of nature!
Tips: Check the weather conditions before traveling, avoid the rainy season, and ensure safety.