Seven Star Park.

Spanning over 120 hectares on the east bank of the Li River, Seven Star Park is Guilin’s largest green space, named for its seven karst peaks that mirror the layout of the Big Dipper. More than just a standard city park, it serves as a condensed showcase of the region's famous landscape and deep history. Visitors can explore the vast, illuminated limestone formations of Seven-Star Cave, cross the ancient Flower Bridge, and view more than 200 stone inscriptions dating back to the Tang Dynasty in the Guihai Stele Forest. Alongside distinctive landforms like Camel Hill, the park features a zoo that is home to giant pandas, while wild monkeys and peacocks roam the grounds. It is a rare, all-in-one destination where Guilin’s natural wonders and cultural heritage sit side by side.