Swallow Cliff Introduction
The rock wall where Swallow Cliff is located has a width of about 40 meters. The upper part features undulating parallel lines, while the lower part has a concave wall approximately 2 meters high. A large, protruding cliff has horizontal erosion patterns clearly visible on its surface, densely dotted with neat holes, which are said to be the former nesting places of swallows. There is a mountain path that passes beneath the cliff; during the rainy season, water cascades down from the cliff, creating the sensation of walking through a waterfall cave.
