Is a fascinating gallery of limestone cave formations in Guilin, China. The cave derived its name from a type of reed growing at the entrance of the site, which can be created into melodious flutes and other wind instruments. I've been to a number of caves in different locations but nothing quite like this one.
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The cave is filled with tons of stalactites,
stalagmites and rock formations in different shapes and sizes that are millions of years old. I find it truly amazing that the caves are still in such good shape after all of these years.
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Illuminated by the rainbow coloured lights, everything looks magical and the water seems to be perfectly still.
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The walkways are spacious and the cave has great lighting to see each area of interest.
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However, when large groups were not around, the coloured lights would turned off, so I
had to time my shots carefully and fast
before the lights went out.
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Some photos didn't turn out pretty well but at least I was able to
get a few good ones worth sharing. Hope you'll like them too.
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