Jingjiang King Tomb, covering over 100 square meters, are the most famous attractions in the Guilin Yao Mountain scenic area. It is a mausoleum for a royal family - the Jingjiang Family in Ming Dynasty whose eleven generations were buried. The 300 well-preserved tombs making up the biggest ancient tomb group in south China.

Completed in 1996, a 1,416.18 meter long cable car connects the top and the foot and offers bird's-eye views of wonderful peaks and surrounds. The 1,000 m sloping track has 18 curves, which enables tourists to travel through mysterious forest.

Now the well-preserved tombs have become important relics of culture and history in Guilin City. The mausoleum in large size has about 210,000 square kilometers, while small ones cover an area of 4,600 square kilometers. Except the tomb of Diaoxi Seignior sits in the east and faces the west, others all sits along the mountain and faces all directions.