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Reed Flute Cave is located northwestern outskirts of downtown (about 4.5 miles). It was created by an ancient underground river, which slowly eroded the interior of the limestone mountain. It is named after the reeds that once grew at its entrance, from which local people made kind of flutes. The cave is full of stalactites and stalagmites in various shapes and sizes, and equipped with a multicolored lighting system, which resemble a Chinese-version story of Journey to the Center of the Earth. The cave was popular with tourists and poets about 1300 years ago during the Tang Dynasty. Some wrote...Read More