The cave is named after the verdant reeds that grow outside it and local people also make flutes from these plants. This spectacular cave is located 5 km northwest of the downtown of Guilin ...

The cave is named after the verdant reeds that grow outside it and local people also make flutes from these plants.This spectacular cave is located 5 km northwest of the downtown of Guilin ...

American photographer Scott Graham, 53, who stumbled upon the 180 million-year-old Reed Flute Cave in Guilin Province, China, captured cold blues, fiery reds and bright greens in a jaw-dropping ...

But it’s got some competition for the most spectacular looking cave in China. That’s an award that Guilin’s Reed Flute Cave is definitely deserving of. The natural limestone caves are lit ...

Guilin, which is located in South China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous ... There are many scenic spots such as the Ludi (Reed Flute) Cave, which is considered the "art palace of the nature," and ...

he journey on a high-speed train, reaching speeds of up to 350 kilometres (km) per hour, was hardly felt as it covered the 295 km from Guangzhou to Guilin, with stops at ... exams,' the media visited ...

Picture: Scott Graham/Media Drum World American photographer Scott Graham journeyed to China’s Reed Flute Cave after stumbling upon the attraction while visiting the country’s Guilin province.

Just as Xian is a must when you travel to China, so is Guilin ... Major attractions include Elephant Trunk Hill, Li River, Reed Flute Cave and Seven-Star Park that boasts a Stone Museum where ...

Guilin, located in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in southern China, is the region’s second ... Elephant Trunk Hill, Reed Flute Cave, and the Shanhu and Ronghu lakes at its centre are some ...

Guangzhou is the capital of Guangdong Province in Southern China. It’s a ... run free when you visit Reed Flute Cave. Yangshuo is often the next stop after Guilin. Visitors can spend a day ...

The Reed Flute Cave is a natural cave carved out of karst limestone mountains over millions of years, and has been one of Guilin’s most famous attractions for over 1200 years.