Guilin's Two Rivers, Four Lakes, and Elephant Mountain Scenic Area comprises the "Two Rivers" (Li River and Taohua River), the "Four Lakes" (Gui Lake, Rong Lake, Shan Lake, and Mulong Lake), and the "Three Mountains" (Elephant Mountain, Diecai Mountain, and Fubo Mountain). Its unique character is characterized by the saying, "Thousands of peaks stand in the wilderness, a river flows around the city." The scenery is within the city, and the city is within the scenery.
The Two Rivers, Four Lakes, and Elephant Mountain Scenic Area integrates natural scenery with historical culture.
Elephant Mountain, resembling an elephant drinking from the Li River, serves as Guilin's city emblem.
Fubo Mountain, a beautiful peak in Guilin, is named after General Ma Yuan, who was stationed there during the Han Dynasty and practiced sword-cutting.
Diecai Mountain, known as "the place where rivers and mountains meet," offers panoramic views of Guilin's landscape.
The waterways of the Two Rivers and Four Lakes form a water system around the city that rivals the beauty of Venice. Take a nighttime boat tour of the Two Rivers and Four Lakes • Xiangshan Scenic Area. Enveloped in dazzling lights, the mountains, waters, gardens, and cityscape evoke a dreamlike, ethereal, and elegant atmosphere.
Here, you can savor the breathtaking beauty of "Guilin's landscapes are the best in the world" and experience the sentiment, "I'd rather be a Guilin resident than a god."