1, Lijiang River
Lijiang River is the general name of the upper reaches of Gui Jiang, belonging to the Xijiang River system in the Pearl River Basin, and located in Guilin. In the traditional sense, the starting point of Lijiang River is Maoershan, Yuechengling, the source of Gui Jiang, and the modern hydrology is defined as Lingqukou, Rongjiang Town, Xing 'an, and the end point is Pingle Sanjiangkou.
2. taohuajiang
Taohuajiang, known as Yangjiang, Yijiang, Yangjiang or Liaotang River in ancient times, is a first-class tributary of the right bank of the Lijiang section of the main stream of Gui Jiang, a tributary of the Xijiang River in the Pearl River system. Originated in the north of Yankou Village, Gongping Township, lingchuan county City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, it flows through lingchuan county, Lingui County and Guilin City.
3. Longmu Lake
Longmu Lake is located in the north of Guilin, Guangxi, with Lijiang River in the east, Zhongshan North Road in the west, Diecai Mountain in the south and Dongzhen Road in the north. It is an important part of the water system of two rivers and four lakes.
4. Gui Hu
Gui Hu, formerly known as Park Tangbo and Xiqingbao County, commonly known as Tang Hao, is located in Xiufeng District, Guilin City, Guangxi, so it is named after Guangxi. The water surface area 16.6 hectares is an important part of the two rivers and four lakes project in Guilin.
5. Ronghu Lake
Ronghu Lake, formerly known as Jianhu Lake, is also called Tang Yang and yangqiao Pond. It is located in the center of Guilin and is one of the scenic spots in Guilin. Ronghu Lake is connected with Shanshan Lake, with a small area. It was originally a moat in the south of Guilin. In the eighth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty, the city expanded and the moat was abandoned, which gradually became a beautiful lake in the city.
6.Sugiyama Lake
Shanshan Lake is located in the center of Guilin, Guangxi, at the junction of Xiufeng District and Xiangshan District. Zhongshan Road runs through the lake area, east of yangqiao, east of Lijiang River, west of Ronghu Lake and north of the central square. It is named after a fir tree that grows by the lake.