According to the records of "Maping County Chronicle" during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty.

The eight ancient scenic spots in Liuzhou are Nantan Fish Leaping, Pegasus Soaring in the Sky, Bi Peak Towering Green, El Mountain Waterfall, Luochi Night Moon, Dongtai Returning Shine, Riding the Crane Qinglan, and Dragon Wall Returning to the Lantern.

In the seventh year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1637 AD), the famous traveler Xu Xiake once visited "Luochi Night Moon" in Liuzhou, which shows that the eight scenic spots in Liuzhou should have been named no later than the mid-Ming Dynasty.

Recommended places for fun in Liuzhou: Liyufeng Scenic Area (Eight Scenic Spots of Nantan Fish Leaping) Liyufeng Scenic Area is one of the most important famous mountains in Liuzhou. It is located in the downtown area on the south bank of Liujiang River, facing Ma'anshan to the east and Liuzhou Workers' Hospital to the south.

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Rising from the flat land, it is abrupt and graceful, with a total height of 68 meters and an altitude of 156.3 meters. It runs east-west and is 145 meters long, with a circumference of 500 meters.

Liu Zongyuan, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, said that "the mountain is small but high, and its shape is like a standing fish", so it was named Liyufeng, also called Shiyushan, and commonly known as Yufeng Mountain.

The park is named after this peak.

The mountains are covered with lush trees and pavilions, including Cuisong Pavilion, Guanshan Pavilion, Guanmei Pavilion and other buildings.

Halfway up the mountain, there are four characters "Liujiang Mainstay" carved on the cliff.

The seven caves in the mountain, Qingliang Cave, Yudong Cave, Pangu Cave, Chunyang Cave, Yinfeng Cave, Katsy Cave and Sanjie Cave, are connected to each other and are commonly known as the "Seven Spiritual Orifices".

Tickets: Free (the Liyu Peak-Ma'anshan Sightseeing Cable Car costs 30 yuan per person/time and the Liyu Peak Astronomical Telescope costs 10 yuan per person/time) Address: Yufeng Road, Liuzhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

Transportation: You can take the city buses No. 10, 19, 21, 16, 4 and other direct buses and get off at Yufeng Park Station.

If you come out of the bus terminal, walk right for about 150 meters and cross the road.

Or take bus No. 6, No. 9, No. 82 and other buses and get off at Pingshan Avenue West Station. Looking to the south are Ma'anshan and Liyu Peak.

Ma'anshan Park (Eight Scenic Spots of Pegasus in the Sky) Ma'anshan was called Xianqi Mountain in ancient times.

The city center is located on the south bank of the Liujiang River, echoing the Yufeng Mountain from east to west. It is one of the highest peaks in the downtown area of ??Liuzhou, with an altitude of 270 meters. The stone mountain is ancient and beautiful, shaped like a saddle, so it is named after it.

In the morning fog, it looks like a galloping horse in the sky, so it is known as the "horse flying in the sky".

It has now been turned into Ma'anshan Park and is open to tourists. From the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain along the stone path, you can have a panoramic view of the entire city of Liuzhou.

Wenbi Mountain (the towering green peak of the Eight Scenic Spots) Wenbi Mountain is located in the southwest of Liuzhou City, in the southern section of the Nanshegang Mountains, in Changlong Village, Liunan District.

The entire mountain has a radius of 10 kilometers and an altitude of 419 meters. It is the highest peak in Liuzhou city.

The mountain shape is beautiful and straight, and the pen peak is towering and green. It is named because its peak resembles the tip of the brush used by literati.

There are many scenic spots on the mountain, including Double Goose Soaked Egg, Stone Pumpkin, Flying Stone Mirror, Mountain View City, etc. It is one of the eight ancient scenic spots in Liuzhou.

In addition, there are many cultural relics in and around Wenbi Mountain, such as the tomb of Liu Bi, which is a municipal first-class cultural relic, the Liu Family Courtyard, Zhanggongling Military Fortifications, Luguling, etc. There are many legends and stories that are endlessly memorable.

In addition, Wenbi Mountain has many natural resources, such as the thousand-acre orchard and Wenbi Mountain, and the rippling clear water of Lada Reservoir and Shitouwan Reservoir and Wenbi Mountain.

Wenbi Mountain is only 7 kilometers away from the city center of Liuzhou. Wenshan Highway passes through the villages at the foot of the mountain, and village-level highways lead directly to the foot of the mountain, making it extremely convenient and fast for tourists to travel.

There are Zhujia Tun, Zhongtian Tun, Lada Tun, Liuli Tun, etc. in Wenbi Mountain, inhabited by Zhuang, Han and other ethnic groups. The folk customs are simple and hospitable.

Eshan Park (Eight Scenic Spots of Eshan Waterfall) Eshan Park is located on the west side of Liuzhou City, close to Liuzhou Railway Station.

Eshan is the highest peak in Liuzhou city and one of Liuzhou's famous attractions. The Tang Dynasty writer Liu Zongyuan wrote a five-character poem "Climbing Mount Ashan in Liuzhou" which has been handed down and recorded in his travel notes. In ancient times, Liuzhou was summarized as "Eshan Liushui"

The mountains and waters of Eshan are unique, steep and full of mystery. Eshan Park is named Liuzhou's "Eshan Youth Park" and is an ideal place for teenagers to explore and have fun.

The important attractions in the park include Goose Gate, Cable Car, Elshan Laughing Buddha, Liuhou Reading Cave, Fengcun Pavilion, Monkey Face Stone, Peak Observation Deck, Carp Jumping Dragon Gate, Rhino Watching the Moon, Wendi Pavilion, Guan Pavilion,

Shooting range, comprehensive big world playground and other facilities.

Liuhou Park (Eight Scenes of Luochi Night Moon) Liuhou Park is located on the north bank of Liujiang River in Liuzhou City, Guangxi. It was built in memory of Liu Zongyuan, a great writer in the Tang Dynasty and former governor of Liuzhou. It is also the most famous scenic spot in Guangxi.

It was built in the first year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty (1909).

On December 7, 2009, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development announced the third batch of national key parks, and Liuhou Park was on the list.

As a result, Liuhou Park has become the only national key park in Guangxi.

The famous writer Zhu Qianhua has a detailed description of Liuhou Park in Liuzhou in his collection of essays on classical garden culture, "The Rain Beats the Plantains and Fall in the Leisure Garden: The Record of Lingnan Painted Boats".

Transportation: You can take No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, No. 4, No. 5, No. 6, No. 10, No. 11, No. 12, No. 14, No. 18, No. 19, No. 21, No. 24, No. 25

No. 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 36, 38, 39, 50, 54, 57, 58, 59, 60, 69, 76,

Take bus No. 78, No. 79, No. 80, No. 90, No. 92 and other buses to get there.

Now there are new double-decker buses passing by.