Cave "Reed Flute"

In the south of China, on the southern slope of the Guangmingshan Mountain, there is a rock called "Reed Flute". Inside it is hidden an amazingly beautiful cave, called the "Cave of the reed flute", thanks to the thickets of reeds, which the locals have long used to make flutes.
The creator of this amazingly beautiful karst cave was nature - millions of years ago, the ocean, which used to be in this place, rose, and on the surface there were truly fabulous mountains with mysterious caves, mysterious gorges and grottoes, as if taken from the tales of "A Thousand and One Nights" ...
In the light of the multi-colored illumination, the halls of the cave, stretching for 500 meters, look even more fantastic. This feeling is enhanced by the reflection in the waters of an underground lake - one of the most beautiful such lakes in the world. This karst cave goes 240 meters deep, and the first tourists visited it ... 1300 years ago. Legend has it that the cave was rediscovered thanks to a peasant who wandered around and fell into a crevasse. It turned out to be the entrance ...
The cave was given a very apt name: hundreds of small stalactites hang from the vault, many of which resemble thin pipes.
The length of the route is almost 500 meters, at the turns of which breathtaking pictures of bizarre formations of stalactites and stalagmites, piles of mountain formations and stone pillars open up. You should not walk here alone - the Flute Cave is huge, it will not be difficult to get lost here.