象鼻山

Elephant Trunk Hill is located where the Taohua River merges into the Li River. The entrance to the waterfront forms an outline that resembles an elephant drinking water, and has long been a symbol of Guilin. Shuiyue Cave, the inscriptions of past dynasties and the Ming Dynasty Puxian Pagoda on the top of the mountain add a humanistic layer to the compact peak; observing the overall landscape from the surrounding river banks is usually clearer than just rushing up the mountain.

芦笛岩

Reed Flute Cave is a water-eroded limestone cave in the northwest of Guilin's central city. The controlled walking route passes stalactites, pillars and flowstones, with traditional site names reflecting the imagination of the place, while inscriptions on the cave walls illustrate that this place has attracted visitors for a long time before the advent of modern colored lights. Geological formations and cultural interpretation deserve more attention than lighting effects.

漓江山水游览线

The Li River flows south from Guilin through peak forests and villages to Yangshuo. The independent limestone peaks, cliffs, shoals and reflections will change with the water level and weather, forming a constantly moving landscape sequence. Regular boat tours, local rafting and shore walks are completely different experiences and should not be confused as one product.

龙脊梯田

The Longji Rice Terraces are spread out in layers along the steep hillsides surrounding Zhuang and Yao villages. The irrigation of paddy fields, green rice seedlings, golden harvests and winter fallows change with the farming season, so this is first and foremost a farmland continuously cultivated by the community, rather than a postcard that remains unchanged throughout the year. The routes and viewing spots of Ping'an Rice Terraces and Jinkeng Dazhai are also different.