To explore the cave system, tourists will be provided with headlamps, helmets, plastic sandals with straps, gloves, etc., by the tour company, under the careful guidance of the poster team and tour guides.

To explore the cave, visitors must overcome many obstacles, not only walking but also crawling, crouching, wading through water, and more.

Visitors must have rock climbing skills before entering the cave, a rather strenuous journey. They then enter through a small opening less than 2 meters wide, and need assistance to descend. Inside, the space is vast but dark, requiring headlamps to see the way. The further they go, the more surprising it becomes, as they must overcome numerous obstacles, not only walking but also crawling, crouching, and wading through water. The cave is incredibly quiet, with only the sound of dripping water ringing like a bell. Visitors will see stalactites and stalagmites in many beautiful shapes, some dating back hundreds or thousands of years, many of them strange and fascinating.