Liuzhou

This place used to be an inn called the Nanyang Inn. Ho Chi Minh lived here from 1943 to 1944 following his release from prison. A museum inside the building explains the history.

Displays various kinds of antiquated machines and vehicles from Liuzhou's past.

Reportedly the largest military museum in southwestern China. The museum is on the grounds of the old Liuzhou Airport. The airport dates from the Second World War when it was an important base for the allied forces, including the American Volunteer Group (AVG), a group of volunteer American fighter pilots popularly known as the Flying Tigers. The Soviet Volunteer Group were also based here. Many of the wartime structures still survive and there are a number of old military aircraft on display.

Tells the history of Liuzhou from prehistory to the present. Has lots of Chinese ethnic minority displays.

Reconstructed in 2009. The original temple, with a history of over 1000 years, burnt down in the great fire of 1928.

Buddhist temple. Rebuilt in 1986.

Buddhist temple. Rebuilt in 1996.

The park commemorates Liu Zongyuan, a Tang dynasty poet and statesman who was governor of Liuzhou.