National Parks of ChinaOverview
| Designation | National Park of China (fifth batch) |
| Province | Guizhou |
| Location | East of Tongren, Guizhou |
| Latitude, longitude | 27.6, 109.3 Google Maps |
| Highlights | Cave, underground river |
| Length | over 3,200 m |
| Nearby cities | Guizhou, Hunan, Fenghuang, Wuhan, Chongqing, Guiyang |
| Nearby sites | Fenghuang, Wuyang River, Dehang, Mengdong River, Wulingyuan (Zhangjiajie), Mount Lang (Langshan), Furong River, Wulong, Shiqian Hot Springs, Liye and Wulong Mountain |
| Themes | Caves, Underground rivers |
About
Nine Dragon Cave lies about 17 km south-east of Tongren, Guizhou, on the northern edge of the Liulong hills of the Wuling range, backed by Nine Dragon Mountain and facing the Jin River, a tributary of the Yuan. The area has three sights: the cave, Guanyin Mountain and Squid Cave. The main cave is over 3,200 m long on two levels, a dry cave above and an underground river below.
Inside are stone flowers, curtains, birds and beasts, and dozens of stalagmite columns over 20 m high, the tallest 40 m high and 16 m across.
Other sights are the Jin River scenery, Dongshan Temple and Ming and Qing houses.