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Original title: Travelers in Bijie undeveloped karst cave lost contact The karst cave was closed two years ago and there are still explorers Source: Xinhua News Agency
According to Tianyan News December 7 news, three days ago, more than 10 fellow travelers went on an undeveloped karst cave exploration in Shuixi Cave, Supu City, Qianxi County, Bijie City , Guizhou Province, and lost contact with the outside world and were suspected of being trapped.
In 2018, the local area closed the Shuixi cave for protection, but there are still citizens who enter the cave privately to explore. The local area once invested 1.2 billion yuan in developing tourism projects in 2019.
The official WeChat account of the Qianxi County Propaganda Department Party Committee “Qianxi Released” on April 12, 2018 reported that Shuixi Cave is located on a cliff on the bank of the Liuguang River in the middle and upper reaches of the Wujiang River in Supu City, Qianxi County. After research, Shuixi cave developed into a 30 square kilometer and more than 10 kilometer long Triassic mountain, there are many branched caves, and the caves are connected like a labyrinth. Shuixi Cave is more than 10 kilometers long and ranks seventh among the existing caves in Guizhou Province. The largest cave room in the cave has a volume of 536,000 cubic meters and the tallest stalagmite measures 20 meters. Various landscapes are dense. Once developed, it will greatly enrich the tourism content of the Liuguang River Scenic Area.
According to the aforementioned news, experts from the Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences identified Shuixi cave as the “karst cave with the highest scientific research value and tourist value” after inspection. At present, the relevant units have sealed and protected the Shuixi Cave, and at the same time have protected and restored the ecological vegetation outside the cave to ensure the freshness of the cave.
Although the relevant departments have closed and protected Shuixi Cave, people still enter the cave privately to explore.
A netizen published a post on social platforms on December 17, 2018, recording the trekking trip of a total of eight people who entered the cave with their apprentices: “To protect the Shuixi cave, the local government closed the entrance to the cave. cave with iron gates to prevent the landscape from being damaged. “Man-made destruction” “the cave is divided by artificial stone walls, and there are observation holes in the stone walls.” Still, they entered the cave and “had a lot of fun.”
In 2019, some netizens posted on social platforms that they explored the undeveloped Shuixi Cave under the guidance of a guide. Related images show that dozens of people entered the cave to take pictures and play.
The document noted that the local government had planned to invest 1.2 billion yuan to develop tourism projects in Shuixi Cave.
On February 27, 2019, the website of the Bijie Municipal People’s Government portal published an investment promotion project of “Shuixidong Scenic Area Tourism Development Project in Supu City, Qianxi County” (hereinafter referred to as “Development project”).
The “Development Project” shows that the construction content of the project includes the construction of karst cave landscapes, cliff-top hotels, traditional agricultural cultural experience areas and ecological agriculture tourist parks. Mainly carry out the construction and operation of the cave entrance, trail (tourist lane), lighting, rest station, etc., and the construction and operation of tourist tourist center, cliff hotel, park Ecological agricultural tourist and agricultural cultural experience area outside the cave. It is planned to build Wujiangyuan Baili Gallery, Kejiahaizi Group, Liu’an Water City, Guanyin Cave and other scenic spots to form a multi-stage industrial supporting project with the project.
According to the “Development Project”, Shuixi Cave is a rare geological wonder of karst caves, which complements the surrounding high-quality tourist resources, and makes Shuixi Cave another tourist visiting card in West Guizhou, for the rational use of resources, stimulating local economic development and promoting employment. Play a driving role.
On December 7, a staff member from the Qianxi County Office of Culture, Sports, Radio, Film and Tourism told The Paper that Shuixi Cave has yet to be developed and is currently managed by the local government.
