Guihua Island
桂花岛
An island in the southern part of the southeast arm, covered with osmanthus trees. Its karst stone forest of rugged rock formations, along with semi-wild macaques, makes autumn a time when the fragrance fills the island.
Guihua Island is in the southern part of the southeast arm. It is planted with many osmanthus trees, and their fragrance fills the air when they bloom in autumn. The island is made of limestone, forming a “stone forest on the water” of unusual rock formations, and paths wind between the stone peaks. Semi-wild macaques also roam the island. A visit takes about an hour, and most visitors go by the same boat as Huangshanjian and Mishan Island. Do not feed or tease the monkeys, and keep food and personal belongings secure.
Opening hours
Follows boat schedule
Nearby sights
- Mishan Island
- Xin'anjiang Hydropower Station Dam
- Huangshanjian Peak
- Qiandao Lake Forest Oxygen Bar
- Central Lake Scenic Area
- Qilong Lane
- Tianyu Viewpoint
- Meifeng Island