I found the real-life version of the 'Dragon Palace of the Eastern Sea' in Jiujiang!

■I found the real-life version of the 'Dragon Palace of the Eastern Sea' in Jiujiang Ever since I was a child, I've been fascinated by the fantastical colors and luxurious palaces of the Dragon Palace of the Eastern Sea from Journey to the West. This time, while in Jiangxi, I stumbled upon this off-the-beaten-path attraction—Longgong Cave. Carved out by nature over 500 million years, this karst landscape is filled with bizarre mountains and rocks. Coupled with the lighting effects added later, the entire cave is exceptionally dreamy, as if I've really arrived at the Dragon Palace. Of course, there are many caves with similar styles in China, but the overall experience and the photos I took in this cave rank very high in my heart. Moreover, the key point is that there are really few tourists. Even during the summer holidays, there aren't too many people in the scenic area. Friends from the 'Lonely Planet' will definitely like it~ Jiangxi Jiujiang Pengze County Longgong Cave ticket: 80 (including admission and boat ride) Transportation: One hour's drive from Jiujiang city center, or you can take the 1:40 bus to Yangzi at the bus station, which passes by Longgong Cave tips: The visit lasts 2-3 hours, the cave is quite large, and it takes a long time to walk through, but there's no need to backtrack. After visiting Longgong Cave, you can go to Yuhu Cave for a boat ride, which feels very much like something out of 'The Grave Robbers' Chronicles'. There is also rafting available in the scenic area, and after the full visit, you can take the shuttle bus back to the entrance of the scenic area.