Xiufeng district tourism

Known as the main peak of Guilin, it stands in three pillars with Diecai Mountain and Fu Bo, and has the reputation of "Southern Sky is the pillar". Duxiufeng has a large number of cliff stone carvings, and the stone wall at the foot of the peak is engraved with the famous sentence of Song Dynasty scholar Wang, "Guilin's landscape is the best in the world."

Lijiang scenic spot

Guilin Lijiang Scenic Area is the largest and most beautiful karst landscape tourist area in the world. The scenic spot is dominated by the natural scenery on both sides of the Lijiang River from downtown Guilin to Yangshuo County, and the water distance from Diecai Mountain in Guilin to Lian Bi Peak in Yangshuo is 83 kilometers. Commonly known as the Baili Lijiang River, it is the most typical, rich and concentrated area of karst landform development and the essence of Guilin landscape. The famous scenic spots along the way are: Yunzhou, Mopanshan and Huangniuxia.

Jingjiang princess mansion

Located at the foot of Duxiufeng in the city center, it is Jingjiang Palace in the Ming Dynasty. Tieniu Temple in Song Dynasty was changed to Daguo Temple in Yuan Dynasty, and later called Wanshou Hall. Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang named his great-grandson Zhu Shouqian King of Jingjiang, which was the official residence. Zhu Shouqian began to build a mansion in the fifth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (AD 1372), and it took 20 years to build it.

Ludidong

It is a national 4A-level scenic spot. Reed flute cave Dongkou is located at the southern foot of Guangming Mountain on the right bank of taohuajiang, northwest of Guilin. It is one of the famous tourist caves in Guilin. Reed flute cave is as famous as Qixingyan, but with different styles. If compared to painting, Qixingyan is full of freehand brushwork, and reed flute cave is more important than meticulous painting; It's called carving. Seven-Star Rock is finely carved. The landscape in the cave is fantastic, with tall "peaks", boundless "forests" and mysterious "palaces", which are known as "palaces of natural art".