Guizhou Anshun "Dasheng's Eye", a real-life Fiery Golden Eyes complete guide!

Guizhou Anshun "Dasheng's Eye", a real-life Fiery Golden Eyes complete guide! "Standing deep inside the cave, looking up at the reflection on the water – those 'eyes' seem to gaze upon the human world, and the legend of the Great Sage Equal to Heaven materializes at this moment!" – This was the most breathtaking moment for me at Anshun's "Dasheng's Eye". Address: Near Longgong Scenic Area, Xixiu District, Anshun City (Search for "Dasheng's Eye" on navigation) Opening Hours: All day (Recommended to arrive before 9:00 AM to avoid peak crowds) Admission: Free (Parking fee 10 RMB, or park on the roadside) Transportation: Self-driving: 1.5 hours from Guiyang, 30 minutes from Anshun city center. For easier parking, continue driving 300 meters past the navigation destination to park on the shoulder. Chartered/Shared car: Approximately 30 RMB per person by taxi from Anshun city center, suitable for those without a car. Visiting Time: 90 minutes Core Landscape of Dasheng's Eye: This is definitely the centerpiece of the entire scenic area! The Tianmen Cave and the reflection of the underground river together form a spectacular sight resembling the facial outline of the "Great Sage Equal to Heaven", especially those eyes, which are incredibly lifelike, as if the Great Sage is watching you, making one marvel at the wonders of nature. You can only see the most complete and stunning pattern by standing in a specific area by the water, so remember to carefully look for the best viewing spot! After navigating to "Dasheng's Eye", park your car and take the small path down the mountain from the roadside. It takes about 15-20 minutes to reach the viewing spot of Dasheng's Eye. Take photos here, enjoy the breathtaking scenery, and then return the same way. The entire trip takes about 1-2 hours, easy and pleasant, perfect for friends who just want a quick visit. Since Dasheng's Eye is an undeveloped scenic area, the road conditions are complex, with some sections being steep and lacking protective facilities. Be extra careful when visiting and do not venture into dangerous areas rashly. It's best to go with companions for mutual care.