Wander through three floors of exhibits addressing culture, history, paleontology, and even fan painting in this museum. On the first floor, you can see temporary exhibits of work by regional artists.

Ride a cable car to the top of the mountain and climb up narrow staircases to explore the peak’s viewing decks for panoramic views of the city to the north and the karst landscape to the south.

This expansive urban park is notable for its lakes, mountain peaks, and a dazzling copy of the Chengyang Wind and Rain Bridge. You can climb one of the 24 peaks, wander through gardens, picnic, or visit small pavilions.

Take in natural and city views in this beautiful scenic area along the Liujiang River. Book a cruise, participate in local festivals, or simply wander the beautiful landscape, which includes gardens, spectacular water features, and landmark structures.

Visit this beautiful covered bridge built in 1912 using the Dong style of architecture. You can enjoy the unique pleasure of walking the wooden boards with other pedestrians while listening to the sounds of wind and rain outside.

Built in 1909 to commemorate the Tang dynasty writer and governor, Liu Zongyuan, this beautiful park makes the perfect location to stroll, picnic, and take photos. Let yourself unwind amid the lush traditional gardens populated by lakeside pavilions and temples.

Spend an afternoon exploring this amazing collection of rare stones prized for their natural beauty. The culturally significant display is housed in Liuzhou Suiseki Hall, itself a contemporary work of art that’s well worth the visit.

This fascinating museum traces the last 100 years of Liuzhou’s manufacturing achievements as well as more recent efforts to temper industrial development with ecological preservation. Both adults and kids can enjoy the machines on display.