The main caves of Baxian Cave are named as follows: Lingyan Cave, Chaoyin Cave, Yong’an Cave, Hai Lei Cave, Chaoyang Cave, Ruan Yuan Cave, Gongchen Cave, and Kunlun Cave
Devotees worship inside the caves with continuous incense burning
Wooden plank paths or stone slab roads connect the caves, allowing visitors to fully appreciate the extraordinary natural landscapes of Baxian Cave, and even climb to the top to overlook the breathtaking scenery where the Pacific Ocean and sky blend into one
The seaside near Baxian Cave is also an excellent spot to enjoy the sea view, sunset, and fishing scenes
These caves were originally under the sea, formed by the erosion of waves
As the coastline continues to rise, the caves also rise, forming new caves below
The highest cave, Kunlun Cave, has an elevation of 150 meters, serving as a testament to the continuous uplift of the eastern coast of Taiwan
The caves are open all year round from 8:30 to 17:00
