The village Datsudun, now known as Dzjizindun, is a renowned tourist spot famous for its impressive stalagmites and stone formations found within the caves. If you’re a fan of fantasy characters like the heroes from “The Guardians of the Matani,” then a visit to this cave in the Guangzhou province of China is a must. The entrance fee to the cave is approximately 160 yuan (about $22).

The Dzjizindun Geopark, located in the eastern part of Gihzhou province, encompasses three main elements: the Dzjizindun caves, the Chejeh River, and the Dongfenhu Reservoir. Upon entering the Dzjizindun caves, visitors are transported to an underground world and are conveniently brought back to the entrance by electric cars.

Prepare to be amazed by the breathtaking beauty of the stone formations and the soothing sound of crystal-clear streams flowing through the cave. The peaceful atmosphere, combined with the enchanting melodies of waterfalls, will transport you to the realm of Hollywood fantasy films. Notably, the Chinese film industry has also expressed interest in capturing the magic of this location. In addition, the dedicated cave staff ensures your safety and provides a seamless journey, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the captivating corners of this remarkable place.

It’s worth highlighting that the Chinese themselves are captivated by their own craftsmanship here. Alongside the diligent maintenance workers, there are two thrilling intersections that visitors will encounter twice during their exploration.

The Dzjizindun Cave is widely regarded as the most beautiful cave in all of China and has gained recognition as part of UNESCO’s global network of geoparks. Furthermore, Dzjizindun is considered both a natural masterpiece and a national monument in China.