Things to Do at Seven Star Park
Complete Guide to Seven Star Park in Guilin
About Seven Star Park
What to See & Do
Seven Star Cave
An underground limestone cave system featuring spectacular stalactites, stalagmites, and rock formations illuminated by colorful lights. The cave extends for over 800 meters and includes chambers with poetic names like 'Crystal Palace' and 'Dragon Palace'.
Camel Hill (Tuobo Shan)
The park's most iconic peak resembling a resting camel, offering hiking trails to the summit with panoramic views of Guilin city and the Li River. The hill is particularly photogenic at sunrise and sunset.
Flower Bridge
An elegant stone bridge spanning the Li River tributary, surrounded by seasonal flowers and offering picturesque views. This historic bridge is perfect for photography and connects different sections of the park.
Guilin Zoo
Home to over 130 animal species including giant pandas, South China tigers, and various local wildlife. The zoo emphasizes conservation and education while providing family-friendly entertainment within the park grounds.
Crescent Moon Mountain
A distinctive peak with a natural arch formation resembling a crescent moon. Visitors can climb to viewing platforms for impressive vistas of the surrounding karst landscape and the Li River valley.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Daily 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM (April-October), 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM (November-March). Seven Star Cave: 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Tickets & Pricing
Park entrance: 70 RMB for adults, 35 RMB for students/seniors. Seven Star Cave: Additional 60 RMB. Combo tickets available for 120 RMB. Children under 1.2m free
Best Time to Visit
April to October for best weather. Early morning (7-9 AM) or late afternoon (4-6 PM) for fewer crowds and better lighting. Spring offers blooming flowers, autumn provides comfortable temperatures
Suggested Duration
4-6 hours for complete visit including cave exploration and hill climbing. 2-3 hours for basic sightseeing tour
Getting There
Things to Do Nearby
Known as the 'Palace of Natural Arts,' this illuminated limestone cave features multicolored lighting and has been a tourist attraction for over 1,200 years, located just 15 minutes away.
Guilin's most famous landmark resembling an elephant drinking from the Li River, offering iconic photo opportunities and located within walking distance of Seven Star Park.
A solitary peak rising from the Li River with ancient inscriptions, caves, and temples, providing excellent river views and historical significance just across the water.
Known as the 'Solitary Beauty Peak,' this central Guilin landmark offers 360-degree city views and houses the former Ming Dynasty palace grounds with rich historical exhibits.