Crown Cave is the most famous scenic spot in the area. The cave got its name because it is located beneath the crown-shaped hill. It is also known as Guangyan (re: Light) Cave because there is a gleam of light from the ceiling of the pitch dark cave. As the cave is dark, the government has installed lights inside the cave so that tourists can admire the rock formation inside the cave without having to bring their own torchlight. LOL.

Inside the cave, visitors can admire the naturally created cave and rocks. There is a calligraphy drawn on this particular rock.

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The lights installed inside in Crown Cave has many colors and as such it allows visitors to see the rock formations like some kind of scenery. I have to say that the Chinese is very creative here. Hahaha. 

The combination of the stalactites, stalagmites and stone pillars plus the colorful lights will capture your imagination and make you want to stay here to admire the beauty of the Crown Cave for a long time. 

The admission fee for visiting Crown Cave is RMB80 for adults. Children between 3.9 and 4.9 feet (1.2 to 1.5 metres) enjoy 50% discount from the adult price. Crown Cave opens from 8.30AM to 16.30PM everyday. You should definitely visit Crown Cave when you visit Guilin. 

How to go to Crown Cave:

You can either take cab or take a direct bus from Guilin Main Bus Station located at No. 427, Zhongshan Road (South). The bus journey costs around RMB13.