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A 152 m limestone pinnacle standing alone in the heart of Guilin, Duxiu Feng brings together karst geology, millennial rock inscriptions, and Ming princely palace remains, with panoramic views over the Li River.
Seven Stars Park is Guilin's largest green space, featuring karst hills arranged like the Big Dipper constellation, Qixing Cave, a forest of ancient stelae, and giant pandas.
Carved into the karst limestone northwest of Guilin, Reed Flute Cave reveals 240 meters of galleries adorned with stalactites, calcite columns and an underground lake with shimmering reflections.
A limestone karst peak on the banks of the Li River in Guilin, Fubo Hill shelters Buddhist caves, Tang and Song sculptures, and an overlook of the city.
In Guilin, the Two Rivers and Four Lakes form a navigable loop through the heart of the city, dotted with Ming pagodas, inscribed bridges and scenic riverbanks.
Village de Ping'An
Located 80 km from Guilin, the Zhuang village of Ping'an offers access to the Longji terraced rice fields, developed during the Yuan Dynasty over 400 years ago.
Best-preserved Ming princely palace in Chine, the Jingjiang Princely City in Guilin surrounds Solitary Elegance Peak and its carved caves.
Village ancien de Jiangtouzhou
Located 25 km north of Guilin, Jiangtouzhou preserves over 180 Ming and Qing buildings founded by the descendants of philosopher Zhou Dunyi.
A karst emblem of Guilin, Elephant Trunk Hill shelters a traversable grotto, Song dynasty poetry, and a Ming pagoda at its summit.
Dazhai
A Red Yao ethnic village in Guangxi, Dazhai provides access to the Longji-Jinkeng terraced rice fields and several panoramic viewpoints.
Daxu village
Former river port founded under the Northern Song dynasty, 20 km south of Guilin: 2.5 km of cobbled street, thirteen historic wharves, Qing temples and century-old mosque.
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