The Lotus Hill is also sometimes referred to the "Lion Hill"

  The Lotus Hill is also sometimes referred to the "Lion Hill", because the Lion Stone lying in the eastern part of the Lotus Hill and the stone lion roared towards the direction of the Pearl River. According to archaeologist, Lotus Hill was just a small island in the past. However, with passing time, the land elevated and sea level dropped, as a result, the mountain is today you look. Due to continuous erosion and weathering, the Lion Stone originally a rock on the side of the small island, took the current shape.

 
  Looking up from the Swallow Rock, one will see four cliffs circling around it, shaping the broad sky into a small well. The gigantic tottering cliffs are breathtaking and dazzling. Vines on the rocks are just like a green wall, forming a wonderful watercolor painting in the blooming season. Film and TV directors frequently use this place as their choice location.

  Lotus Tower, built in the 40th year of the emperor Wan Li in the Ming Dynasty (1612 A. D.), is the representative of the Lotus Tower scenic spot. It is also called Wen Chang Tower. Lotus Tower has been honored as the "Capital's Cloud Pillar". Climbing up to the top of the tower, you can take a nice look of the running  water of Zhujiang River and the crisscross paths on farmlands.