太平蝙蝠洞

I took the stepped trail on the Hundred Manta Bridge. I wanted to make a circle, but the trail was damaged and I had to go back the same way. I entered from another place. The dark and narrow space at the entrance of the cave is very oppressive. There is a pull rope at the exit. You can travel along the Fengzilin Trail here.

Walk the whole bat cave to share~ I am a girl, 155 cm tall, medium build Except that the hole needs to bow slightly Can stand completely inside the cave (I don't know if I should be happy ?) Another partner can't get in at 180 cm may have to bend over and walk The left and right sides are also very narrow Once you're in, you can only move forward. Unless there is a fork in the road or a larger place Otherwise, you will regret it and go back Because he can't turn around Not too long only in total darkness because of uncertainty Been groping for a while And part of the ground is muddy difficult to walk My left and right arms are against the wall walk on the outside of the foot Try to walk on the mud wall Walk on a slightly raised, dry place Some road sections are completely flooded A well-meaning person throws rocks, bricks, wood can walk on But the shoes are still full of mud Even a little water seeps into the socks It's true that the previous people said to wear rain boots~ If you haven't gone out yet, remember to prepare walk slowly Add photo records everywhere (The photos posted show what I saw in the whole process) It took about ten minutes Those with "Bat Cave" can be used as exits Continue to walk in from the outside trail you will see a cave It says in from here Pull the rope and step on the stone steps It will be easier Although it's all black But once in a while, you can see the scenery outside Occasionally there are small holes And if you can't get in and out It's all sealed, it's safe I myself waited until there was no one in the cave to go in. First, I'm afraid that I can't turn around when I meet someone Second, I want to walk at my own pace Although at first I thought it was all dark and airtight, it was scary But after thinking about it, there should be no problem with so many people passing by. I didn't see a bat But pretty good experience There are no attractions nearby, no need to make a special trip Or you can play with nearby attractions Aizen Center is close by as well But it was not open when the day came

The hinterland of the park is not large, and the journey of about 20 minutes can be used as a relay point for the trip to Jiutang Mountain…

After reading the introduction, I knew that this bat cave was a water diversion channel artificially chiseled by the ancestors, but after the valley was cut down, it became a habitat for bats, but there are no bats anymore.

The bat cave was originally a waterway through the mountains dug by the ancestors to divert water. Later, the waterway was abandoned due to the migration of the waterway due to the August 7th flood. Then bats settled in the cave, which was called the bat cave. However, because of the flood again, the bats could not survive. Going down, local people still use the old name

20220404 The bat cave in my memory no longer exists... The environment for barbecues by the stream has disappeared, a half-new suspension bridge spans a path, and a bunch of mosquitoes have no urge to take a trip... The front parking lot is small, and there are simply not enough scenic spots to develop in the hinterland… The Huguo Qingliang Temple opposite is a little more spectacular~