Phoenix Mountain: Located in the north of Xiangzhou. The main peak is 437 meters above sea level and covers an area of about 20 square kilometers. Surrounded by Yangliao Reservoir, Dajingshan Reservoir, Zhengkeng Reservoir and Youth Reservoir. Forest vegetation coverage rate reached 90%. The vegetation type is south subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forest community. Mountain forest land is listed as national ecological public welfare forest. There are natural landscapes such as Jianfeng Rock, Shiniu Rock, Antelope Rock, Huayuyan Rock, Faust Rock, Flying Mouse Rock, Phoenix Cave, Baidong River, Phoenix Pool and Longtan, as well as historical sites such as Phoenix Stone Pavilion, Phoenix Cave, Yinmen Cave, Guanyin Cave, Zhengxian Cave, An Temple and Hou Feng. There are many mountain springs, and Ruilan is rich.

An Baili Cave: Also known as Liyuzui, it is located 5 kilometers southwest of Xiangzhou, between two mountains on the west side of Guancun, Jiuzhou Avenue. It was named after "there were monks hiding here in ancient times, and white lotus was planted all over the cave". Strange rocks on the mountain include heart stones, lotus stones, Muyu stones, carp stones, Guanyin Cave, Lengbitan and Jiulong Lake. There are Moon Bridge, Kannonji, Huatuo Temple, Hexagonal Pavilion, Stone Arch Bridge, Kowloon Lake and Kowloon Dike.

Jiuzhou Island: Located in the southeast of Xiangzhou, 2 kilometers away from Jiuzhou Port in the urban area. It consists of nine islands, including Dajiuzhou, Jiuzhou Touzhou, Keelung Island, Hengshan, Hengduan, Haitou, Teapot Gaizhou, Daxipaizhou and Longyan, with a total area of 5 square kilometers. The area of Dajiuzhou Island is 1.5 square kilometers, ranking first. The bay is beautiful, with lush trees and a vegetation coverage rate of over 90%. There are Tiantong Cave, Yintan Cave, Jiangjun Cave and Guanyin Cave. 1984 is open as a tourist attraction.