Enjoy a safe, comfortable, convenient and worry-free private transfer service between your Beijing hotel and the Shihua Karst Cave (Stone Flower Cave)—a hidden gem famed for its dazzling, naturally-formed crystal stone flowers, intricate stalactites and stalagmites, and otherworldly underground landscapes that take millions of years to develop.
We offer a flexible fleet of vehicles ranging from 5-seater cars to 55-seater coaches, perfectly suited for solo travelers, couples, families, or large groups. On board, you’ll find complimentary bottled water and light snacks to keep you refreshed throughout the journey. Your friendly driver will also assist you with entrance ticket purchasing upon arrival, so you can skip the hassle and dive straight into your self-guided exploration of the cave’s magical chambers.
After your adventure, we’ll transfer you back to your hotel safely and on time.
Option 1: Private transfer service is valid for 6-8 hours,you may have a Chinese speaking driver ,but he knows exactly where to go, show you where to purchase your tickets, and waiting for you<br/>Pickup included
Enjoy a scenic, private transfer from your Beijing hotel to Stone Flower Cave, with pickup arranged at your preferred time. The journey takes approximately 1.5 hours from downtown Beijing hotels to the cave entrance.
Upon arrival, your driver will assist you with ticket purchasing (tickets to be paid by the traveler) and confirm a clear meeting point for your return.
Stone Flower Cave is a nationally renowned scenic spot and geological park, celebrated for its extraordinary karst landscapes and significant value for geological research. Spanning seven layers in total, the first to sixth layers are open to visitors, while the seventh layer features an underground river system. Inside the cave, you’ll discover 12 massive interconnected "halls", 16 secluded "chambers", and 71 winding branch caves of varying sizes and shapes. What makes it even more appealing is its constant year-round temperature of 55.4°F—coupled with a cool, gentle breeze and fresh air, it’s the perfect destination for sightseeing and escaping the hustle and bustle of the city.
After your self-guided exploration, you’ll be transferred back to your Beijing hotel safely and smoothly.
Please Note:
This package is private transfer service only. Meals, entrance tickets, and tour guides are not included.
All drivers are equipped with a multilingual translator device to facilitate seamless communication throughout your journey. Complimentary bottled water and light snacks are also provided on board.
Vehicles will be arranged based on your group size, ranging from compact cars for small parties to large coaches for bigger groups—we will match the perfect vehicle to your needs.
• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
• If you require an English speaking driver please put the information in the special requirement. Due to the English speaking driver's availability, you may have a Chinese speaking driver for the service. But they know exactly where to take you. You will have a local phone, so please call the translator at any time during the ride
• Subject to favorable weather conditions. If canceled due to poor weather, you will be given the option of an alternative date or full refund
• Private driver service is for 8 hours ,more than 8 hours you are required to pay 15USD for each extra hour.If you require an English speaking driver please put the information in the special requirement. Due to the English speaking driver's availability, you may have a Chinese speaking driver for the service. But they know exactly where to take you. You will have a local phone, so please call the translator at any time during the ride
• Please note: this is only a private transfer from Beijing to Stone Flower Cave, meals, entrance tickets or tour guide are not included.
• The duration of transfers are approximate, the exact duration will depend on the time of day and traffic conditions
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