Located alongside the Mingjiang River in the heart of Lingshan County, Liufeng Mountain consists of six main peaks: Dragon Head Peak, Phoenix Tail Peak, Turtle Back Peak, Crane Stand Peak, Precious Barrier Peak and Soaring Peak. Covering an area of 540,000 square meters, its highest peak stands 343 meters above sea level with a relative height of 182 meters.

Ancient towering trees, exquisite scenery and fresh air prevail throughout the area. Winding paths thread among grotesque rocks. The magnificent peaks resemble dancing dragons, soaring phoenixes, crouching turtles and standing cranes, rising steeply towards the sky. Ancient scholars hailed it as the "Second Wushan Mountain", as described in a poem: Its peaks stretch high like half of Wushan, yet surpass Wushan’s twelve ranges. Back in the Song Dynasty, the scenic spot known as "Six Stone Screens" was already famed as a paradise on earth, attracting countless visitors.

Ticket: 20 yuan Transportation: The county connects with Hepu, Pubei, Yongning and Hengxian. The scenic area is 107 kilometers from Qinzhou urban area, 200 kilometers from Beihai and 150 kilometers from Nanning. National Highway 209, Provincial Highways 20124 and 20221 all pass by the foot of the mountain.