Things to do in Anlong

The cave is huge; the Via Ferrata looks easy, but climbing it is actually quite challenging. The service was reliable. Our group of 22 couldn't reach the entrance by bus, so they sent six small vehicles to wait for us, very punctually. Very good.

The water quality at the dam is absolutely stunning, crystal clear and almost like a small island. The surface is calm and stable, making it easy for beginners to stand and play without worrying about capsizing. It's fully equipped with showers, a BBQ area, and excellent water play facilities. Paddleboarding under the waterfall is a must-do for Instagram-worthy photos. The instructors are patient and provide full supervision, ensuring a safe and fun experience for families. A must-visit for water activities in Xingyi!

Super super great!!! They helped us take photos with our drones and phones. The instructors were very attentive and even played in the water with us. They also provided free waterproof phone cases and towels.

The owner is very nice, and the coach is very dedicated, staying with the child throughout the entire session. They are very patient with the child and even let the child play for a long time! I will definitely choose this place again next time!

The whole family had a great time. I highly recommend the "Chihiro" club. Both coaches we met were very nice and played happily with the children, ensuring everyone's safety and taking photos for us.

We took our kids to play during summer vacation. Since General Cave was fully booked, customer service recommended Lingxi Cave as a cheaper alternative, saying it was developed by the same owner. Looking at the pictures, it seemed to offer more outdoor activities like Via Ferrata and caving paddleboarding, which our kids would enjoy, so we booked it. After the visit, our kids absolutely loved it, and I also thought it was well worth it. The Via Ferrata was thrilling, located high up on a mountain with the Baishui Dam below – the scenery was breathtaking, with green mountains and clear water all at your feet. There was also unlimited coffee, cola, and snacks on the mountain. There was also a very long rope swing at the cave entrance. The caving also had paddleboarding, but the cave wasn't very big, and the water wasn't blue. The instructors were all great and very dedicated. Our first instructor injured his foot inside the cave but still led us out, prioritizing the safety of the visitors. We got a different instructor after we exited the cave, who was also very good and took beautiful photos of everyone.

It was great! We had a wonderful time with our child. The instructors were very responsible and caring. Our child said he wanted to come back again after a whole day of playing. The water was crystal clear, there was no litter around, and the sun was shining brightly. When we got back, our child lay on our shoulder and took a nap. It was so comfortable!

The scenery was beautiful, and the tour guide was very patient, explaining the history of the stalactites, the names of the cave creatures, and their habits. It was excellent value for money.

My first cave exploration trip to Guizhou was the most fun of my entire Qianxinan trip! The first half of the activity introduced me to traditional Chinese medicine, while the second half was thrilling and exciting cave exploration! It's perfect for families; our family of four (two adults and two children) spent over three hours there. The guide, nicknamed "Potato," was incredibly patient, filming the entire trip and ensuring our safety. Highly recommended!

The main thing is that the fire burned the mountain and revealed a yellow-brown mountain body, which looks like a pyramid from a distance. Now it is all covered with green plants. Guizhou belongs to the karst landform, and there are many small hills of various shapes. It is what you think it looks like.