Guilin Attractions

Li River 
Li River is a centralized zone where karst landform develops typically and collects the elite of Guilin landscape, which impresses you with 'A hundred miles Li River, a hundred miles pictures gallery'. The river is 83 km stretching from Guilin to Yangshuo. For thousands of years, the qicturesque scenery attracts countless visitors.

Elephant Trunk Hill 
Elephant Trunk Hill is located at the confluence of Peace Blossom River and Li River in Guilin city.  It is given its name due to its resemblance of a giant elephant stretching its trunk for water drinking. Major attractions at the Elephant Trunk Hill are: Water Moon Cave, Elephant's Eye Rock, Puxian Pagoda and Hongfen Temple.  

Reed Flute Cave 
About 5 km from the city center, Reed Flute Cave is the most noteworthy and renowned attraction in Guilin City. It is famous for all kinds and colors of talactites, stalagmites, stone pillars, stone flowers, stone curtains, stone mushroom. Early from the Tang Dynasty (618 - 907), the cave has become a hot tourist spot, so about 77 anicent murals were left in the cave.

Seven Star Park 
Seven Star Park is the largest comprehensive park in Guilin with many types of scenery concentrated. Its name is derived from the seven peaks, which are arrayed like the Big Dipper Constellation. There are karst caves, hills, rivers, ancient temples and bridges in the park.

Diecai Hill 
Lying in the northern part of Guilin city, Diecai Hill is one of the well-known tourist attractions famous for its nice view and stone formations. Seen from afar, the hill seems to be piled up layers upon layers, thus it is called Diecai Hill, namely folded brocade hill.

Fubo Hill 
Fubo Hill is located in the northeast of Guilin City, about 1 km (0.6 miles) south to the Diecai Hill. Fubo hill is famous for its six beauties: hills, water, caves, stones, courts, and cultural relics. 

Ling Canal 
Constructed between 219 BC and 214 BC during the Qin Dynasty (221 BC - 207 BC), Ling Canal is the most complete hydraulic engineering in existence made in ancient times. It is also one of the oldest canals in the world. 

Tomb of Prince Jingjiang 
Lying in the northern part of Guilin city, Diecai Hill is one of the Lying in an eastern suburb of Guilin, the Tomb of Prince Jingjiang is an imperial mausoleum where eleven princes of the Jingjiang Family during the Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644) are buried.