Swallow Grotto Introduction
The cliff at Swallow’s Cliff is approximately 40 meters wide, with a rugged surface featuring parallel lines at the top and a concave wall about 2 meters high at the bottom. A large, prominent precipice displays horizontal cut patterns formed by wind erosion, clearly visible and densely covered with uniform small holes, which are said to be the nesting place of the swallows in the past. A mountain path runs beneath the cliff, and during the rainy season, the water cascades down from the cliff, creating an experience akin to walking through a water curtain cave.
