Option 1 is Chuanshan Cave:

Explore the Chuanshan Cave, a natural wonder discovered in 1979 during the excavation of a wartime air-raid shelter. Marvel at the cave's impressive dimensions, with natural passages stretching 1,531 metres and a main chamber that extends 349 metres. Admire the stalactites and stalagmites that take on a myriad of shapes, and see rare and precious rock formations, earning the cave the reputation as a “world-class crystal treasure cave.”

After exploring the cave, visit an atmospheric cave and stroll among cliff carvings. Climb to the summit for panoramic views of the entire city of Guilin. Watch the sunset as the setting sun pierces through the landscape and city walls, creating a cinematic masterpiece.

A free cup of Chuanshan cave coffee is included; relax at the in-cave café.

Option 2 is Reed Flute Cave:

Reed Flute Cave is one of the most classic cave attractions in Guilin city. It is often known as Guilin’s “Natural Underground Art Palace.” Its biggest highlight is not excitement or adventure, but the dreamy and impressive underground scenery created by colourful lights, stalactites, and Guilin’s unique karst landform.

Inside the cave, you can see various natural formations such as stalactites, stalagmites, stone pillars, and stone curtains. Some look like palaces, some like forests, some like waterfalls, and some even resemble animals. As you walk through the cave, every corner leaves room for imagination. With the colourful lighting, the whole cave feels like a hidden underground fairyland, making it a great spot for photos.

The visit is also quite relaxing, with no long or tiring mountain climbing required. It is suitable for families with children, elderly travellers, and first-time visitors to Guilin. Whether it is hot or rainy outside, Reed Flute Cave can still be arranged as part of the itinerary, making it a comfortable stop during a Guilin city tour.

Option 3 is Guanyan Cave:

Guanyan Cave is located on the east bank of the Li River. It gets its name because the mountain shape resembles an ancient purple-gold crown. The scenic area features not only the magical karst cave landscape of Guilin, but also a more interesting sightseeing experience, including a mini train inside the cave, a sightseeing lift, an underground river, and walking paths. With these different ways to explore, the visit feels less like simply “looking at a cave” and more like a relaxing underground adventure.

Inside the cave, stalactites, stalagmites, and stone pillars appear in many different shapes. Under the reflection of lights and water, the cave feels like a mysterious underground palace. The tour is easy-paced and fun, making it especially suitable for families with children, elderly travellers, and first-time visitors to Guilin.