Overview:
Check through Guilin’s scenic highlights with ease in a 7-hour tour that includes a stop for a Chinese lunch. Tour the must-see Reed Flute Cave, stop for photos of Elephant Trunk Hill, and visit Fubo Hill to see its caves, carvings, and bird’s-eye views over Guilin. Plus, take in Seven Star Park, with its wooded hills, waterways, and bridges. Lunch, air-conditioned transport, hotel pickup and drop-off, and entrance fees all included.
Meals: Not included
Attractions: Elephant Trunk Hill, Solitary Beauty Peak and Ludi Cave
Itinerary:
Elephant Trunk Hill
(literally, “Elephant Nose Mountain”), is a natural karst rock formation situated along the junction of the Peach Blossom River and Li River in downtown Guilin. This park is considered emblematic of the city and is one of the first attractions that many travelers visit when exploring Guilin. If you are not good at walking, Elephant Trunk Hill may be the best for you. It’s the lowest with a riverside park around it where you can appreciate the views.
Solitary Beauty Peak
A peaceful, leafty retreat from the city centre, the entrance fee for this famous pinnacle includes admission to a 14th-century Ming prince’s mansion, now home to Guangxi Normal University. The 152m peak is a steep climb, but affords fantastic views of Guilin and its river.
Reed Flute Cave (Ludi Yan)
Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger described the cave as “poetic”. The huge Reed Flute Cave is a garish but nonetheless impressive grotto housing multicoloured lighting and fantastic stalactites and stalagmites. The entrance was once distinguished by clumps of reeds used to fashion musical instruments.
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