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Jiuxiang Caves (九乡溶洞), part of the UNESCO-listed South China Karst World Heritage Site in Yunnan, features a famous karst cave system with over 100 caverns formed over hundreds of millions of years. Highlights include the 30-meter-tall Twin Waterfalls, blind fish species, and the thrilling Soul-Startling Gorge. It is a must-visit destination often paired with the nearby Stone Forest.

Discover Kunming's rich cultural heritage and natural wonders through official travel resources. Explore historic sites like the Optics History Museum, Jiuxiang Caves, and Jiaozi Mountain, alongside local cuisine and modern attractions like Kunming Joy City.

Yunnan Provincial Museum (云南省博物馆), Kunming's flagship cultural institution, showcases 230,000+ artifacts spanning 530 million years of history. Highlights include Dian Kingdom bronzes, Dali Buddhist relics, and ethnic minority treasures. Free entry, architecturally inspired by Stone Forest formations.

Cuihu Park (翠湖公园), Kunming's "Green Gem," is a free urban oasis spanning 21.6 hectares with 15 hectares of water. Famous for its winter seagulls, lotus-filled lakes, and historic sites like the Ming-era Diamond Pagoda, it blends natural beauty with 700+ years of cultural heritage. A must-visit for lakeside strolls and Yi ethnic performances.
Located 90km from Kunming in Yiliang County, Jiuxiang Caves span 200km² with 100+ explored caverns—the most extensive in China. Formed in 600-million-year-old dolomite during the Sinian Period, its multi-level structure resulted from tectonic uplift and erosion by the Maitian River (a Pearl River tributary). Unique features include:
Yin Cui Gorge (荫翠峡):
Soul-Startling Gorge (惊魂峡):
Twin Waterfalls (卧龙洞双瀑):
Ancient Human Site: