Daliran Cave, located in Sitio Daliran, Buenavista, Guimaras, is a natural formation known for its vast chambers, unique rock formations, and refreshing underground air. During World War II, it served as a refuge for locals fleeing invading Japanese soldiers. Today, it is a known tourist destination, especially during holidays and summer, with locals and visitors drawn to its beauty and mystery — including legends of a giant snake that was said to guard the cave. The cave is home to bats and other wildlife, and has become a source of livelihood through fishing and bathing in its spring. It is ...