Bilián Peak
Bilián Peak is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.
"Tao Qian planted five willows in Pengze, Pan Yue adorned Heyang with a countyful of blooms. How could these compare to the beauty of Yangshuo? Homes nestle within Bilián Peak."
Bilián Peak — one of the iconic landmarks of Yangshuo County. This mountain earned its name due to its resemblance to a tightly closed lotus bud. About half a kilometer to its east, at the southern end of Yangshuo Bridge, there is a spot called "Lotus Viewing Pavilion." From here, Bilián Peak looks most like a lotus flower emerging from the water — graceful, upright, and in full bloom. The mountain features numerous pavilions, cliff inscriptions, and stone tablets, all harmoniously integrated with the lush greenery, offering much food for thought. With its combination of stunning natural scenery, cultural heritage, and unique sights, it is hailed as the "Foremost Peak of Yangshuo." Throughout history, from eminent figures such as the Tang Dynasty Buddhist master Jianzhen, the great poet Cao Ye, and the famed traveler Xu Xiake, to dozens of contemporary state leaders, many have visited this site and left behind a wealth of exquisite poems and calligraphy.
Travel Tips:
Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Suggested Visiting Duration: 45 minutes to 1 hour
Special Recommendations (e.g., best views, awards, highlights):
Foremost Peak of Yangshuo
National AAA-Level Scenic Area
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