Mingxiadong

After going to Lushan, after the first stop of Taiqing Palace, we went to take the Taiqing Cableway and went to Mingxia Cave. I only sat for a few minutes, and the rest of the road had to go up by myself. It was all mountain roads. I was tired and sweated and panted. The scenery along the way was good. It was raining and I couldn't see it clearly. Finally arrived at the cave, but also charged, asked the person who went in, is a cave, simply rest after the return.

I took the cable car and climbed for another hour. Are you there? Mingxia Cave. Actually have to charge another six yuan separately. But fortunately, there is no play. Changed six yuan. Still quite worth it. So when you want. Since it's here. Take a look.

The view is good, it's great, I like it very much. Great.

Very good, very beautiful, I like it very much, it is really deep,

The summer green covers the eyes, and the flowers are full of red. In Mingxia Cave, a purple myrtle with a tree age of more than 600 years in the Taiqing tourist area of Lushan Mountain, the pink flowers are covered with branches, adding a touch of beauty to the clean and simple millennium ancient view, and the blue sky and green trees in Lushan are like a beautiful watercolor painting. It attracted many tourists to take pictures. Ziwei is a Chichiaceae, a plant of the genus Ziwei, also known as "100-day red" and "itch tree". The flowering period of Lushan Ziwei is from July to September every year. Because the flowering season is due to the summer and autumn flowering season, the flowering period is long, so it is called "100 days red", and because the root of the Ziwei wood is hard, the root of the branches and the tip are similar, it is easier to shake, when we poke its branches by hand, Friction caused by vibration is easy to conduct to branches and other parts to cause swings, so it is also known as itchy trees. This ancient tree is located on the west side of the Yuhuang Palace of Mingxia, which has been more than 600 years old and is the largest existing tree-age purple myrtle in the Lushan Scenic Area.