Yangshuo Moon Hill

From Yangshuo, it is a short, pleasant drive to the aptly named Moon Hill, a great limestone peak with a naturally created moon-shaped cavern passing through just below its summit. Reaching the upper section of Moon Hill requires you to make a steep climb up a well-made path through groves of dense bamboo. Once past the luxuriant vegetation, the path enters the great natural opening that distinguishes this mountain from its neighbors. Moon Hill is not only an incredibly beautiful arch, it is certainly also one of the most interesting crags in the area. It comes as no surprise therefore that this was the first crag Todd Skinner equipped in 1990, inaugurating sport climbing in Yangshuo. The walk via the blue markers to the top of the arch and the panoramic viewpoint is highly recommended.

The landscape is stunning viewed from Moon Hill; the skyline is lined with peaks of almost equal height – resembling a jumble of giant rock traffic-cones pointing skywards. A patchwork of fields of diverse crops, in different stages of growth, enhances the landscape.

There built a mountaineering path in 1981 with more than 800 steps and paved Yangshuo marble. Through this path people can directly reach moon hole. The hole is about 50 meters wide, shaped like a semicircle arch. Inside hole, there are many galaliths, shape like the goddess of the moon, jade rabbit and Wugang stone, which match well with the Moon Palace (the mythical palace in the moon in Chinese Legend). During sunny day people can see the blue sky white clouds through bright moon; Sunny or rainy day, it is smoky and the light of the moon was misted that it also beautiful.

Yangshuo Butterfly Spring, is located in Yangshuo Moon Hill Scenic Area Ten-mile Galler–the essence of the tourist area. There is original suspension bridge in Yangshuo, mountain music flowing waterfall, and tourists can have a bird's eye view of the essence of Yangshuo Yulong River and Cavel Peak in the best viewing platform. And there are Bee Garden, Butterfly Garden (currently China's largest living butterfly ornamental garden) etc.