Guangxi Fengshan Karst National Geological Museum

The Fengshan National Geopark Museum, located in Chuanlongyan, Fengshan County, the fifth largest cave hall in China, covers an area of 4,200 square meters and has a space height of 100 meters. It has an important geological heritage of special geological scientific significance, rarity, aesthetic value and educational function. It is selected as the “Geological Park of the World”. On October 3, 2010, at the review meeting of new members of the World Geopark held in Greece, China's Fengshan Geopark and Leye Dashiwei Tiankeng Group Geopark were successfully selected as the world geopark, becoming the first world geopark tourist attraction in Guangxi.

Fengshan National Geological Museum, worth visiting.

Guangxi Fengshan Karst National Geopark is characterized by karst geology, which is a national geological park with rich karst geological resources, wide distribution area and unique types. It is also a world geological park with a large number of large cave halls and a large density. Fengshan is the most densely distributed area of large caves in China, with the world's large stone swarm, world skylight group, the world's highest underground cave canyon, the second-best natural bridge in China span, and the ancient mystery spring and other unique geological relics. The park integrates sightseeing, tourism and adventure, which has important scientific research significance and high aesthetic value.

Tiankeng, cave, high oxygen-rich particles in the air.

The scenic spot is very characteristic of Guangxi.