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National Park & Nature

Reed Flute Cave

📍 Ludi Rd, Guilin, Guangxi, China
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★★★★★

Quick Facts

Location
China, Guilin
Category
National Park & Nature
Duration
About 1–1.5 hours
Address
Ludi Rd, Guilin, Guangxi, China
Coordinates
25.3119, 110.2671

Introduction

Reed Flute Cave lies northwest of Guilin in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China, a karst cave in millennial limestone named for the reed grass once used for flutes at its mouth. Inside, stalactites, stalagmites and curtains glow in colored light in countless shapes — called 'the Palace of Natural Art.' A looping walkway reveals changing vistas; with Seven-Star Cave it's one of Guilin's two great caves, exemplifying the region's 'fabulous caves.'

✨ Highlights

1
Crystal Palace
Dazzling lit stalactite forest.
2
Stalagmites & curtains
Millennia of geology.
3
Colored walls
A shifting visual feast.
4
Reed-grass origin
The cave's naming tale.
5
With Seven-Star Cave
One of Guilin's cave duo.
6
Garden outside
Hills and pond for a rest.

🛈 Practical Info

→Location:Guilin, Guangxi, China
→Suggested visit:1–1.5 hours
→Best season:Year-round (cool cave in summer)
→Transport:Guilin to Reed Flute Scenic Area
→Opening Hours:Daytime ~08:00–17:30
→Ticket Information:Ticket (official)
→Transportation:From Guilin city to Reed Flute Scenic Area

💡 Tips

• Slippery inside; non-slip shoes.
• Light show on schedule; catch the narration.
• Pick one of Reed Flute / Seven-Star if short on time.
• Crowded with tours in peak; go early.
• Cool inside; bring a light layer.
• Combine with Guilin's Two Rivers & Four Lakes.

FAQ

What are the opening hours of Reed Flute Cave?

Daytime ~08:00–17:30

How much is the admission for Reed Flute Cave?

Ticket (official)

Any practical tips for visiting Reed Flute Cave?

Slippery inside; non-slip shoes. Light show on schedule; catch the narration.

How long should I spend at Reed Flute Cave?

A typical visit takes About 1–1.5 hours.

Information here is compiled from public travel resources. Hours, fees, access and weather change; verify with the attraction's official notices and local tourism authorities before travel.