Seven Stars Park

Seven Star Park lies in the east of the town and it is the largest public park in Guilin. The park is named after the seven peaks located throughout that are shaped like the Big Dipper constellation. Amongst the peaks are several explorable caves, including "Seven Star Cave", which are quite famous for having stalagmites, stalactites and other natural formations that resemble animals and landscapes.

This delightful park has been landscaped to encompass hills and natural waterways. The main entrance to the park is over the Flower Bridge, an elegant arched structure dating from the Song Dynasty. Crescent Hill is to the right, so named for its crescent-moon shaped rock. This hill is the 200 calligraphy carvings in the caves within it. In the left is Putuo Hill and Camel Hill is eastwards to it. Being so like a camel, it is hard to believe that it is an entirely natural formation.