Elephant Trunk Hill
Elephant Trunk Hill, Landmark in Guilin, China
Elephant Trunk Hill is a notable hill located on the western bank of Li River.
The hill has been an important element in Guilin's landscape since Tang Dynasty (618–907).
It's named for its resemblance to an elephant drinking water and held in high esteem in Chinese culture.
Visitors can explore Water Moon Cave or climb to the top for the panoramic view of Guilin.
The Elephant Trunk Hill has peculiar stone formations that resemble various aspects of an elephant.
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