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#outdooradventure Leshan Cave (乐山洞) is a hidden gem located in the heart of Sichuan, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and rich history. Unlike the more famous Leshan Giant Buddha, this cave provides a tranquil escape, taking visitors on a journey through stunning rock formations and fascinating cultural heritage. Inside, you'll find an incredible collection of stalactites and stalagmites, shaped by centuries of natural erosion. The dim light and cool air inside the cave highlight these geological marvels, creating an awe-inspiring underground landscape. Leshan Cave is not only known for its geological beauty but also its historical significance. The cave has been used for Buddhist and Taoist practices, with ancient inscriptions and carvings from the Tang Dynasty etched into the walls. These carvings offer a glimpse into the region's spiritual heritage and add a unique layer to the cave's charm. As you explore, you can sense the deep connection between the natural environment and the spiritual traditions that have flourished here for centuries. The cave is surrounded by lush greenery, providing a serene atmosphere for visitors before and after their exploration. The peaceful surroundings make it perfect for a nature walk or simply taking in the picturesque views of the Qingyi River and the distant mountains. This setting offers a calming respite from the hustle and bustle of more crowded tourist spots, making Leshan Cave a perfect off-the-beaten-path destination. For those looking to experience a quieter, more intimate side of Sichuan, Leshan Cave is a must-visit. It offers a rare opportunity to connect with both nature and history, all while enjoying a peaceful environment far from the typical tourist crowds. Whether you're interested in history, nature, or simply seeking a new adventure, Leshan Cave provides an unforgettable experience.

Leshan Niedouyan is a waterfall that is about to become apparent. Whether you are a hiking enthusiast, a mountaineering enthusiast, or an outdoor enthusiast, this place deserves your attention!!! Nitong Cave is located in Shawan District, Leshan, Sichuan. There are more strange stones at the bottom. However, when I went there, the sun was not out and I didn’t see a rainbow. It was a pity! It takes three hours to drive from Chengdu. There are more than ten kilometers of mountain roads. It is quite easy to drive. Now the roads have been repaired. 📝Note tips: Navigation: There is a parking lot next to (Niedongyan Farmhouse) and the fee is 10 yuan. If you go there very early in the morning, you can drive up there without walking. You can go directly to the payment window. The fee is: 6.6 yuan for the ticket. Dressing: Girls: 1. Long skirt 2. Sling 3. Jackets (but brighter colors are better) Boys: 1. overalls 2. Jackets (more colorful ones are better) 3. Vest Things to note: 1. If you want to take photos inside the waterfall, I suggest you bring an extra set of clothes and shoes. 2. Make sure to bring a flashlight. If you want to bring a camera, you can buy a waterproof case for the camera. 3. Shoot with a wide angle. Friends who use cameras must bring a wide angle. 4. You can bring a fill light, but I’m just lazy so I didn’t bring one. 5. Pay attention to the fact that you can find many camera positions when shooting. 6. The stones will be slippery, so you must take your time. This is the most important thing.

|A real-life version of Tomb Raiders…. This is a huge natural cave. There are several rainbows hanging from the waterfall outside the cave. It is an unexplored niche exploration place. Just take a photo and it will be a blockbuster. Location: Niedongyan, Shawan District, Leshan Travel: 2 hours self-driving from Chengdu Ticket: 0 yuan Road conditions: After parking, you still have to hike for a while. In about half an hour, you will see a huge cave. Travel suggestions: 1. It’s very cold inside the cave, so it’s recommended to bring an extra long sleeve. 2. Go when the weather is nice and you can see the rainbow. 3 If you want to enter the cave, remember to bring a headlamp. This cave is an undeveloped primitive cave and is completely dark. 4. You can’t finish walking through the cave, so you can only go back the way you came. If you want to go in, remember to calculate the time to return. 5. Remember to wear non-slip and waterproof shoes when entering the cave. Pay attention to safety. This is a fully developed attraction and there are no tickets. Therefore, there are no dedicated personnel to take care of the environment, so be sure not to litter!