This paper examines the development status and challenges of rural tourism in Lilou Township, Bengbu City, under the guidance of the rural revitalization strategy. The study uses literature research and case analysis to identify the existing problems and proposes three effective solutions: the "local government-led" path, the "company-led + farmer-shared" path, and the family "farm + travel" path. The township has made significant progress in industrial prosperity, ecological livability, rural civilization, and effective governance, but faces issues such as a weak economic foundation, lack of professional teams, and environmental pollution. The paper suggests leveraging local advantages, integrating resources, and enhancing professional management to promote sustainable rural tourism development. The "local government-led" path focuses on infrastructure improvement and environmental protection, while the "company-led + farmer-shared" path emphasizes market-oriented operations and tripartite cooperation. The family "farm + travel" path encourages farmers to participate in tourism management and investment. The study aims to provide theoretical guidance for the development of rural tourism in Lilou Township.This paper examines the development status and challenges of rural tourism in Lilou Township, Bengbu City, under the guidance of the rural revitalization strategy. The study uses literature research and case analysis to identify the existing problems and proposes three effective solutions: the "local government-led" path, the "company-led + farmer-shared" path, and the family "farm + travel" path. The township has made significant progress in industrial prosperity, ecological livability, rural civilization, and effective governance, but faces issues such as a weak economic foundation, lack of professional teams, and environmental pollution. The paper suggests leveraging local advantages, integrating resources, and enhancing professional management to promote sustainable rural tourism development. The "local government-led" path focuses on infrastructure improvement and environmental protection, while the "company-led + farmer-shared" path emphasizes market-oriented operations and tripartite cooperation. The family "farm + travel" path encourages farmers to participate in tourism management and investment. The study aims to provide theoretical guidance for the development of rural tourism in Lilou Township.