Manjanggul Cave

Manjang Cave is a lava cave formed by volcanic lava erupted from Halla Mountain, with a total length of 7.4 kilometers. Although there are caves all over the world, such as Manjang Cave, a cave with hundreds of thousands of years of old appearance and high academic and preservation value is very rare. The stone pillars and stalactites in the Wanzhang Grottoes are spectacular, and they develop double and triple in the same direction, showing the topographical characteristics of lava caves. The steps down into the cave are steep, so be careful. The lava flow lines, lava stalactites, lava columns, etc. here are countless beautiful landscapes that will make you marvel at the great power of nature. The lava flow line refers to the line marks left on the cave wall by the lava flowing in the cave as the flow decreases. On the walls of the Wanzhang Cave, many lava flow lines of different heights can be found, which means that the lava water level in the cave continues to drop. In addition to the lava flow line, when you walk to the middle of the cave, you can also see Turtle Rock, named for its shape like a turtle. It is a famous landscape in Manjang Cave, and its shape is similar to Jeju Island. The rock at the top of the cave solidified from falling onto the flowing lava to form turtle rock. Going further inside, you can also see the claw lava shaped like the claws of giant animals such as elephants. On the lava that has gradually solidified, some lava continues to flow out to form this claw lava. In addition, there are ivory-long lava stalactites on the top of the cave. The inner lava column is 7.6 meters high, which is a famous lava column in the world. It is very beautiful with the fantastic lighting.