Shuanghe Cave · Shanlin Cave
Shanlin Cave is one of the branch caves in Shuanghe Cave that has already undergone basic exploration, located toward the eastern part of the cave system's central region. The main passage of Shanlin Cave stretches 1.4 kilometers, with 19 additional branch passages totaling 2.9 kilometers in length.
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Introduction to Shuanghe Cave & Shanlin Cave:
Shanlin Cave is one of the branch caves within the Shuanghe Cave system that has already undergone basic exploration, located toward the eastern part of the cave system's central region. The main passage of Shanlin Cave stretches 1.4 kilometers long and features 19 branching tunnels, adding up to a total length of 2.9 kilometers. With its vast caverns, the cave boasts breathtaking natural formations—such as a sky-like "celestial pot" reminiscent of the Milky Way, bizarrely shaped stone sculptures, and an astonishing array of unique stalactite and stalagmite landscapes. It’s also home to innovative cave-based attractions like the Cave Music Festival, a Cave Café, a Cave Library, and even a Cave Museum.
Shanlin Cave · Cave Coffee
Deep within the sky, the galaxy hides; in the cave, the rich aroma of coffee mingles softly. Cradling warmth and tranquility, you sit back to marvel at Earth's hidden wonders, as stone seems to whisper time itself—a timeless journey through centuries.
24-hour holographic universe galaxy projections, a 3-kilometer-long cave wonder for check-ins, and the "Hearing the Sky's Rhythm" cave concert—every May Day, it all comes to life right here.

Shanlin Cave · Cave Library
In an ancient, billion-year-old cave, water droplets gently turn the pages of a book, while light and shadow illuminate the marginalia—words that seem to breathe alongside the limestone, standing still as they silently converse with the Earth’s heartbeat.
A library hidden within a geological marvel spanning hundreds of millions of years, the "Reading + Cultural Tourism" innovative model opens a window for visitors to explore both nature and culture, allowing them to uncover the seven-hundred-million-year-old geological epic beneath their feet while they enjoy their visit.

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