Published on: 2026-06-16
Source: People’s Republic of China in Russian –
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Having made his way into the Yanzzi cave (Swallow Cave) in the Guiding district of Guizhou province, the correspondent noticed that the mobile signal completely disappears approximately a hundred meters from the entrance. After half an hour, sometimes clutching walls with his hands and feet, he reached a temporary resting point. He pressed his sweat-drenched back against the icy rock. Above his head hung whimsical stalactites, and right in front of him he saw fossils of ancient organisms embedded in the rock.
Today, more and more young people specifically come to Guizhou for such a “speleological experience.” And the routes are shifting from well-known tourist attractions to mountain caves in the remote districts. They come to “lose connection with the outside world in the depths of the earth,” to paddle on a SUP board along underground rivers, or simply to drink coffee in a cave for relaxation and meditation.
According to available data, the turnover of the cave coffee shop in the Sisu area of Anshun city exceeded 3 million yuan in the first three months since its opening, and on the holidays around May 1, it was visited by 9,000 people. The ticket price for the excursion tour to the Shilun cave in the city of Qincheng (Guiyan district), which was officially launched in August 2024, is 1,280 yuan per person. Nevertheless, in 2025, the cave was visited by more than 13,000 tourists, and the revenue exceeded 10 million yuan.
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