One of the most incredibly beautiful places in the world, Guilin, along with its countryside Yangshuo, boasts a great stretch of surreal and dramatic karst mountains. They are in a variety of different shapes and poses, and many of them are with very cool animal names.
Right at the bank of Li River, the hill resembles an elephant dipping its snout into the river, thus the name Elephant Trunk Hill.
Don’t you think it really looks like an old man?
With 5 minutes hiking up on the arduous stone steps, we’ll come to the top of peak, and be rewarded with a spectacular view of the Ming Jingjiang Prince’s City and Guilin city center embraced by the rolling hills.
Inside Seven Star Park, the hill was originally named Wine Pot Hill. Do you think it looks more like a camel or a wine pot?
Another stone hill stands beside Li River in downtown Guilin.
A fun-filled place, where you can go hiking, climbing and rock-climbing
It is one of the natural wonders along Li River. Exercise your imagination - these are two cocks fighting!
One of the Li River cruise highlights, people found “nine horses” on it. For me, it is really hard to figure them out!
This hill resembles a teenage scholar who is carefully reading.
On the hilltop, you will have a panoramic view of the stunning Li River and enticing Xingping Town.
