Seven Star Lake

　　 Seven Star Lake originates from the Tan Mountain Spring. The spring water flows from Qilin Cave to the main gate of the park, forming seven pools. These are named after the seven stars of the Big Dipper, in order: Yaoguang Pool, Yuheng Pool, Tianquan Pool, Tianji Pool, Tianxuan Pool, Tianshu Pool, and Tianchi Pool. Beside the pools, the willow-lined Jing Well and White Elephant Spring offer cool, sweet water. Above the pools, willows veil the mist, and arched bridges are adorned with carved railings; lotus flowers bloom on the water while fish play beneath. Monk Chisong once wrote a poem in praise: “That is the secluded spring water of Tan Mountain, drifting with smoke and moonlight to the stream ahead.”

　　 In 2003, the government invested in the renovation and development of the Seven Star Lake landscape. While preserving the original scenery, the revetments, waterscapes, vegetation, and forest composition of the Seven Star Lake were upgraded, and roads, plazas, and rest facilities were added. This highlights openness, friendliness, and scenic beauty. The area now presents a picturesque landscape of emerald hills, clear streams, cascading mountain springs, rugged rocks, lush woods, blooming wildflowers, birds singing in deep valleys, monkeys calling in quiet gullies, stone cliff formations, and ever-changing seasonal views.

Qianling Mountain Park

Hongfu Temple

Sanlingwan Macaque Viewing Garden

Qianling Lake

Qilin Cave

Macaque Garden

Nine-Turn Path

Monument to Revolutionary Martyrs of the Liberation of Guizhou