Knot hole

Visitor information

Also known as

云水洞

City

Qingdao

Address

62 kilometers southwest of Beijing 1

Coordinates

36.2702782, 120.5046998

About Knot hole

Yunshui Cave (Knot hole) is located 62 kilometers southwest of Beijing. It is the largest karst cave in northern China and a famous landscape Buddhist tourist attraction in the suburbs of Beijing. At the entrance of the cave are the three characters "Yunshui Cave" inscribed by Mr. Zhao Puchu himself. Yunshui Cave is 620 meters deep, with six naturally formed halls containing 108 natural landscapes, including 12 peaks. Among them, the "Zhongtian Pillar" is 860 meters above sea level, the highest peak in the cave; the "Optical Jade Pillar" is 37 meters high and is the largest stalagmite in China. Yunshui Cave consists of a long and narrow entrance corridor and seven parallel caves. The caves are connected by natural small doors and pipe holes. The second and third holes are larger, more than 50 meters long, 40 meters wide and 30 meters high.

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