Journey to the West Filming Location | Guilin Reed Flute Cave

| Guilin Reed Flute Cave. The Reed Flute Scenic Area is located on the bank of the Peach Blossom River in the northwest of Guilin City, boasting the peculiar and exquisite karst landscape of Guilin's mountains and waters. It consists of Guilin's most beautiful karst cave - the Reed Flute Cave, the highest peak - Mount Hou, as well as landscapes of mountains and bodies of water such as the Peach Blossom River and the Fanglian Pond. Inside the cave, dense stalactites, stalagmites, stone columns, and stone mantles are forest-like, complementing the surrounding mountains, clear green waters, and swaying willows outside the cave, creating a naturally interesting scene; it has extremely high ornamental value. Millions of years of nature's craftsmanship have endowed the Reed Flute Cave with a gem-like brilliant life. Unlike other caves formed by river erosion, the Reed Flute Cave possesses the breadth of a lake and the grandeur of a river, suitable for both motion and stillness, gentle and refined. The stalactites in the cave are like corals and amber piled up, earning it the reputation of 'Nature's Palace of Art'.