Jingjiang Princes' City and Solitary Beauty Peak Scenic Area
Xiufeng District, Guilin, Guangxi, China, No. 1 Wangcheng
This correction resolves the duplication problem by combining the palace precinct and its central karst summit into one integrated attraction, exactly as the official sources present it. Visit Guilin places both Jingjiang Princes’ City and Solitary Beauty Peak at No. 1 Wangcheng in Xiufeng District, while the operator site confirms the wider Duxiufeng Wangcheng scenic area is active. The attraction therefore works best as a single heritage-and-landscape visit: a Ming princely city laid out around a dramatic limestone peak rather than two wholly separate branches competing for adjacent ranks. That integrated reading is stronger for travellers as well. The precinct brings together formal gates and palace structures, historic educational and political associations, inscriptions, hillside pavilions and the panoramic viewpoint from the summit. Official tourism material describes the palace as one of China’s best-preserved Ming princely residences and presents Solitary Beauty Peak as the scenic highlight within the same complex. Treating them together avoids confusing users about ticketing and entry arrangements, which are handled through one scenic area. In this ranking, the merged entry remains a major Guilin city attraction, but it now occupies one clean slot instead of duplicating the same place under two related names.