Zhijin Cave

Zhijin Cave is a karst buckle situated in Minzhai Village, Zhijin County, Guizhou Province, People's Republic of China. An imperative the travel industry region, the site lies 23 km 14 mi upper east of the district town and 166 km 103 mi from the commonplace capital, Guiyang. Initially called the Daji Cave, it was found in 1980 by the Zhijin County Tourism Resources Exploration Team. Split into three layers, the give in stretches out for some 13.5 km 8.4 mi over an aggregate territory of 7 km² 2.7 sq mi and is accepted to have the biggest unsupported rooftop range of any give in worldwide.

More than 120 diverse crystalline developments are found in the surrender's inside alongside stalactites and the "Silver Rain Tree", a 17 m 56 ft tall uncommon bloom like straightforward gem. The encompassing region, known as the Guizhou Zhijin Cave Scenic Area, was made a national dimension visitor site by the Chinese State Council in 1988. Other attractions here spread over a zone of 307 km² 119 sq mi and incorporates Zhijin Old Town and Luojie River Scenic Area. Zhijin has been occupied since the Qin, populated primarily by the Gelao. After the Jin, the Yi moved in.