Yangshuo Park

Yangshuo Park

Established in 1915, Yangshuo Park was originally named Shouyang Park, covering an area of over 340 acres. The park’s entrance inscription was written in 1978 by the master artist Liu Haisu.

The park features one stream, one pond, three hills, and four caves. Xilang Mountain, Duxiu Peak, and Zhongling Mountain (also known as Chenbo Mountain) stand independently within the park, each with pavilions built atop them—the Huixian Pavilion, Woyun Pavilion, and Fanghe Pavilion. It also includes the Dragon Cave, Bilian Cave, and Laixian Cave, which were explored by the famous Ming Dynasty traveler Xu Xiake. The Shuangyue Stream runs through the park, along with the Chunlei Garden and Pomelo Garden. Lush with trees and greenery, the park offers serene and elegant scenery, making it a classic garden that blends seamlessly with natural landscapes. Ticket & Opening Hours

9 RMB.

Transportation

Yangshuo Shishan Forest Park is located opposite the county bus station.

Address:

No. 21 Baoquan Road, Yangshuo Town, Yangshuo County, Guilin City

Phone:

0773-8822481

Opening Hours:

Open all day

Admission

Free admission.