Shuanglong Cave


Shuanglong Cave is a water-filled karst cave some from Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province, People's Republic of China.

Description

The cave is high and long with a total area in excess of. Formed around 100 million years ago, the entrance is flanked on both sides by stalactites that resemble dragon heads, hence the Chinese name for the cave. Since the entrance has a clearance of around above the cave's water level, visitors must lie down in a boat to gain access.
The cave's interior is criss-crossed by stalactites and stalagmites and features an high stone waterfall.
Shuanglong Cave provides access to the adjacent Binghu Cave via a series of stone steps.
The surrounding Shuanglong Scenic Area, covering, is a 5A rated national tourist attraction since 2024 and was 4A since 2007. It contains other karst caves including the Taoyuan Cave, Chaozhen Cave and Bingbao Cave as well as the following sub-areas:
  • Huangdaxian Scenic Area
  • Jiafengshan Scenic Area
  • Dapantian Scenic Area
  • Jiayuanli Scenic Area
  • Chisongshan Scenic Area