Based on 17 reviews"Towering peaks rise from the ground, resembling Guilin city" – The Yiling Cave, a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, is located in the middle section of Nanwu Urban Avenue, just 18 km from downtown Nanning. The attraction features picturesque landscapes, a millennia-old karst cave with serene depths and fantastical rock formations that stay warm in winter and cool in summer, rich Zhuang ethnic culture, and even inspired a poem by the renowned poet Guo Moruo during his visit...
The attraction features a "living" Zhuang culture museum called the Zhuang culture grand garden. Travelers can personally experience bamboo pole dancing, antiphonal folk singing, and learning the Zhuang language, as well as appreciate Zhuang ethnic exhibits, fully immersing themselves in the unique Zhuang customs and culture.
As a research and practice education base for primary and secondary school students in Nanning and a display base for intangible cultural heritage in Wuming County, The Yiling Cave, with its unique geological features and distinctive Zhuang ethnic customs and culture, can provide students with geological science education and research on the excellent traditional culture of the Zhuang people.
The attraction also features facilities such as barbecue sites, a children's play area, a health and leisure promenade, mountain trails, and celebrity poetry monuments. With comprehensive services for touring, transportation, dining, entertainment, and shopping, it is an ideal destination for travel, vacation, summer retreats, and conferences.








Other visitors' reviews of Yiling Cave
Show More ReviewsIt's OK to experience the karst cave landscape. You can take a bus from downtown Nanning. I went there at the end of May, which is the off-season. There was a team going into the cave for explanation. After explaining a scenic spot in the cave, the lights at the location where you passed were turned off. I felt that the experience was average. I went there once on May Day a few years ago. It was quite beautiful with the lights on the whole way. There are free photos for taking photos inside, one inch in size, and you have to pay for larger photos. I saw a monkey on the sign at the door, which was a bit surprising.