Swallows' Cliff Introduction
The cliff of Swallow Rock is approximately 40 meters wide, with the upper part featuring wavy parallel lines, while the lower part consists of a concave wall about 2 meters high. A large protruding precipice shows clearly visible horizontal striations formed by wind erosion, densely covered with regular small holes, which is said to have been a nesting place for swallows in the past. There is a path passing below the cliff; during the rainy season, as you walk, the water cascades down from the cliff, resembling a walk through a water curtain cave.
