Check in at the Taoist holy land, the fairy-like Mount Laojun!

Mount Laojun is located 3 kilometers south of Luanchuan County. It is a national 5A-level scenic spot, a national nature reserve, a world geopark, a national geological park, and was originally named Jingshi Mountain. It was later renamed by Emperor Taizong of Tang in honor of Laozi, the 'Supreme Elderly Lord' of Taoism, who came here to retreat and cultivate. Mount Laojun is the main peak of the eight hundred li Funiu Mountain range, with an altitude of 2200 meters. The mountain is majestic, with competing peaks, forested ravines, and a myriad of shapes, earning the reputation of 'connecting the five great mountains in the sky, all majestic, and joining the nine provinces on the ground, all towering like a bull'.