Lijiang Goddess Cave.

Near the top of Gemu Goddess Mountain is a limestone karst cave called Goddess Cave. The Mosuo people call it Gemu Niko Cave, which means "the place where the goddess lives." It is also a popular place of worship. The entrance is covered with colorful prayer flags. It is the highest natural karst cave in China, at an altitude of 3,450 meters. The stalactites inside the cave are of various shapes and sizes. For example, there are the Welcome Conch Stone, Heaven on Earth, Goddess Flower House, Sky Pillar, and Flowing Wall Stone Terraces. Climb to the top of Gemu Goddess Mountain for a bird's-eye view of Lugu Lake, with its variously shaped islands, such as Lige Island and Snake Island, and the villages of Nisai, Xiaoluoshui, and Dazui. In the distance, the mountains are shrouded in mist, like a goddess in a colorful dress. The area is rich in forest resources, with beautiful mountains and rivers and fresh air. It is a natural oxygen bar! From a distance, Gemu Goddess Mountain looks like a goddess lying quietly on the water.