I Was the Only Foreigner Inside This Chinese Cave 😳 | Huanglong Cave Zhangjiajie | China 🇨🇳

In this 7th episode of my China Series, the day started with continuous rain in Zhangjiajie. I originally planned to visit Avatar Mountains again, but because of the rainy weather, I changed my first-half plan and visited Huanglong Cave, also known as Yellow Dragon Cave, near Wulingyuan. The journey started with a Didi cab ride, where the driver kindly offered me small oranges. After reaching Huanglong Cave, I walked through a scenic village-style entrance with shops, rainy mountain views, colorful fishes in clear water, traditional wooden water wheels, and a beautiful atmosphere where clouds were almost touching the mountains. Inside the cave, the experience became completely different. Huanglong Cave is a huge karst cave in the Wulingyuan area of Zhangjiajie, known for its underground rivers, cave chambers, colorful lighting, stalactites, stalagmites, and a boat ride inside the cave. This reminded me of Postojna Cave in Slovenia, but here the experience was different because instead of an underground train, I took a boat ride through the underground water section of the cave. In this video, you will see: Rainy day in Zhangjiajie Didi cab experience and kindness from locals Scenic entrance area of Huanglong Cave Colorful fishes and traditional water wheels Huanglong Cave underground boat ride Beautiful cave lighting and visual effects Stalactites and stalagmites inside the cave Local food tasting near the cave exit A sweet old grandmother running a small food shop My struggle to find a cab in the rain after the cave visit China keeps surprising me in every episode. Even on a rainy day, Zhangjiajie gave me one of the most unique cave experiences of my travel journey. Watch till the end because after Huanglong Cave, I got stuck in the rain without a cab — and the next part of the journey continues from there. #ChinaTravel #Zhangjiajie #HuanglongCave #StoriesOfAkhil