The Water Curtain Cave is located at a height of 40 to 47 meters above the Huangguoshu Waterfall, with a total length of 134 meters. The Water Curtain Cave consists of six cave windows, five cave halls, three cave springs and six passages. The main attractions include: upside-down cacti, ancient banyan roots, rattan curtains, pocket gardens, blast holes, crystal palaces, waterfall-touching platforms, etc. When you pass through the Water Curtain Cave, you will also see a wonderful spectacle: you can see the rainbow over the Rhinoceros Pond from each cave window. The rainbow here is not only a colorful double channel, but also dynamic. As long as the weather is clear, you can see it from 9 am to 5 pm, and it changes and moves as you walk. The predecessors said: "The rainbow in the sky is set off by the blue sky, and the rainbow in the Rhinoceros Pond is set off by the snow-white waterfall", so the title is "Snow Reflects the River Clouds".
The "Huaguo Mountain" and "Water Curtain Cave" in the TV series "Journey to the West" have left a beautiful and deep impression on Chinese and foreign audiences. It also makes the Huangguoshu Waterfall, the location of the "Water Curtain Cave" filming, more famous and attracts countless tourists to come and see it.
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Show More ReviewsThe Water Curtain Cave is located at a height of 40 to 47 meters above the Huangguoshu Waterfall. It is 134 meters long and consists of 6 cave windows, 5 cave halls, 3 cave springs and 6 passages. This is the real scene where the 1986 version of "Journey to the West" filmed the scene of Sun Wukong flying into the Water Curtain Cave. The stalactites in the cave are of different shapes. You can also look out through the waterfall curtain from different positions and enjoy the double-track dynamic rainbow on the Rhinoceros Pond, which is very wonderful. Photography suggestions At the viewing platform outside the Water Curtain Cave, you can take a panoramic view of the waterfall. With the waterfall as the background, the characters stand sideways or with their backs to the body, which can capture the artistic conception. Enter the Water Curtain Cave, stand in front of the cave window, let the sunlight pass through the water curtain to form a halo, and take close-ups of the characters. On the iron chain bridge, with the waterfall and green mountains as the background, take pictures of the characters walking across the bridge to add dynamics.