What is karst, you ask? You’ve come to the right place! When water flows across soft “plaister” (gypsum bedrock), it slowly dissolves the rock in its path. Over time, this relentless erosion leaves behind fascinating above and underground terrains of: 🌿 Brilliant white cliffs and outcrops 🕳️ Vast funnel-shaped sinkholes and narrow ridges (like a giant egg carton) 🌊 Deep fissures, hidden caves, caverns, and underground streams While most karst around the world is formed from limestone, here in

Qingxu Cave is one of the world's largest karst caves and is in Bijie, southwest China's Guizhou Province. Covering an area of about 5,000 square meters, the cave is over 178 meters high. Surrounding it are beautiful grasslands, sandbanks, and creeks. #Stunning | China Plus Culture