Of you like caves, you might find some parts quite impressive. There are 3 stories and it takes a bit of effort to get to the top level, I think it's worth it thought. The view outside once you are out of the cave is the highlight!

If you're into caves, and lights, you'll love this place! My husband and I toured here with some local friends. The dry, dusty air filled with burnt field smoke made for gray, fuzzy skies - lessening the beauty of an otherwise fairly pretty place. Tall craggy hills, lake and the caves discovered by a little boy looking for a lost communal cow back in the 70s. Now the site is filled with man-made lighting and walkways, and narrated tours (none in English that I'm aware of) that encourage you to imagine all the shapes you see in stone (dragon's beard, etc., etc.). The first cave is the best - large and lots of great stalagmites (etc.) to enjoy. The next cave area is its own little sauna - so hot and humid my camera lens condensed so badly picture taking was pointless. Glad we went when it was cool and dry outside! The final cave area becomes a little more natural - leading to a snack shop, of course! Please stop and spend some money here to refresh yourself before one more final ascent into the more claustrophobic part of the tour. Was glad to get out to daylight and fresh air! Locks line a row of chains outside the snack shop area. Part of a lovers' thing that we passed on. Walk back down the hill and you're done. There's a temple and some other little hills to hike. Best to go with Chinese friends.