Thousand-Year Bat Cave Introduction
The rock walls of Bat Cave extend for over 200 meters as a continuation of the upper strata of Swallow Cliff. The rock formation is composed of layered sandstone and shale, with honeycomb-like openings on the rock surface. The largest opening is approximately 50 centimeters wide and about 60 centimeters deep, and it was once a roosting place for bats, hence the name "Bat Cave." Unfortunately, the bats have long since disappeared.