Seven Star Park, Guilin's largest and oldest comprehensive scenic area, sits on the east bank of the Li River, covering 137.4 hectares. It is named after seven peaks resembling the Big Dipper.

A perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage, it boasts iconic spots: the ancient Flower Bridge, a masterpiece of stone arch bridge; Camel Hill, where former US President Clinton delivered an environmental speech; Seven Star Cave, a stunning karst cave with vivid stalactites; and Guihai Stele Forest, housing over 200 cliff carvings from the Tang to the Republic of China.

For centuries, it has been a popular destination, praised for its green hills, clear waters, fantastic caves and elegant rocks. A true gem of Guilin's landscape, it embodies the essence of the city's natural and cultural charm.