The Elephant Trunk Hill, also known as Xiangshan, is a 5A-Level scenic spot and the symbol of Guilin, located at the confluence of the Li River and the Peach Blossom River in Guilin City, Guangxi, China. It is named for its resemblance to a giant elephant drinking water from the river with its long trunk.

The Lijiang River, also known as the "River of Li" or "Li Water," is a clear and serene river in southern China that winds through stunning karst landscapes, most notably in Guilin and Yangshuo, offering some of the most picturesque scenery in the region.

The "Thousand-Mile Rivers and Mountains" painting in Yangshuo is a stunning large-scale mural that vividly depicts the classic Chinese landscape painting, offering visitors a unique and immersive art experience.