Langxiang Migu Karst Maze
狼巷迷谷
A natural limestone maze in Yinjian Town, Fengyang, where narrow passages must be squeezed through sideways. It also includes Chanku Temple and Chanku Cave.
Langxiang Migu is a national 4A-level scenic area in Yinjian Town, Fengyang County. It covers about 9 square km and takes its name from the wolves that once roamed the area. Weathering and dissolution have carved limestone into criss-crossing stone alleys that look like a natural labyrinth. Some passages are just wide enough for one person to pass sideways, which makes for an adventurous experience. The scenic area also includes Chanku Temple and Chanku Cave, for more than 30 sights in total. Tickets cost about 60 yuan and the site is open 08:00–17:00. You can also buy a combined ticket for Fengyang's attractions. It is about 30 km from Fengyang County and can be paired with Jiushan Cave on the same day. Driving is recommended. The passages are narrow, so visitors with larger builds or claustrophobia should think twice.
Opening hours
08:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Jiushan Cave
- Xiaogang Village
- Ming Imperial Tomb (Fengyang)
- Fengyang Drum Tower
- Longxing Temple (Fengyang)
- Ming Middle Capital Ruins
- Huangfushan National Forest Park
- Langya Mountain