Longgong (Dragon Palace) Cave
龙宫景区 · Lónggōng Jǐngqū
An underground river near Anshun that you ride through by boat between lit-up karst chambers, entered past a waterfall that pours out of a cave.
No booking neededBring your passportAbout 3 hours
Tip
Only worth adding if you stay a night in Anshun or take a tour; doing both Longgong and Huangguoshu in one day by public transport is rushed.
- Opening hours
- Mar–Oct 07:30–17:30; Nov–Feb 08:00–17:00 To be confirmed
- Price
- About ¥130 including the boat, plus about ¥20 for the park bus; lift extra; check when booking To be confirmed
- How to book
- Buy at the gate or on Trip.com with your passport.
- Getting there
- About 27 km south of Anshun and about 30 km from Huangguoshu; bus from Anshun’s west bus station, a taxi or car from Anshun West, or a Huangguoshu + Longgong day tour from Guiyang To be confirmed
- Address in Chinese
- 贵州省安顺市西秀区龙宫镇龙宫风景名胜区
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