Bashiendong Caves (Eight Fairies Cave)

In fact, there are many places related to Baxian in Taiwan, such as Baxianqiao and Baxian Cave. In fact, I can't see any connection with Baxian, but there are still many tourism-related products around it.

When we came here, because the seismic belt is very active and rubble often appears, the tour group did not allow us to enter the cave, but only to look outside. It is indeed a natural cave formed by a long-term geographic differentiation.

There are no Eight Immortals in the Eight Immortals Cave, only some rubble. Whether the Buddhas offered on the hillside can hear the wishes of the world or not, I don't know. The wounded cat in its nest on the trestle road beside it is still crying.

Baxiandong site is about 30,000 to 5,000,500 years ago, Taiwan Paleolithic Changbin culture representative.

Baxiandong Site is located in Changbin Township, Taidong County. It is a huge rock mountain wall beside the highway. There are dozens of caves eroded by sea water on the mountain wall facing the sea. A large number of prehistoric sites have been unearthed in caves of different sizes and shades. It is an important archaeological base of Paleolithic Changbin Culture 30,000 years ago. It is well-known for its geological landscape and prehistoric sites.

Just now, I was tired, sitting on a wooden stool in front of a cave. I saw a butterfly fly fly into the cave and jump around the clusters of flowers falling from the cave. It was just a simple daze, but many people came to me and stayed there, looking for it along my line of sight. Then I got a strange look. There were no Eight Immortals in the cave, only some broken stones. Already, I don't know if the Buddhas worshipped on the hillside can hear the wishes of the world. The wounded cat in its nest on the pavement beside him is still crying.

Baxian Cave is located in Taidong County, Taiwan Island. It is a cave on the mountain beside the highway from south to north-east coast. According to the guide, the cave was formed by the erosion of the sea for many years, and it is also a representative of the Paleolithic culture in Taiwan.