Swallow Cliff

Swallow Cliff is located on a rock face approximately 40 meters wide. Its upper section features undulating parallel lines, while the lower part is a concave wall about 2 meters high. This large, prominent sheer cliff displays clearly visible horizontal striations formed by wind erosion and is densely covered with neat small holes, said to be where swallows nested in the past. A mountain path runs beneath the cliff. During the rainy season, walking along it feels like being in a Water Curtain Cave as water cascades down from above.