Shenglian Mountain Scenic Area

Shenglian Mountain Scenic Area is a national AAAA-level scenic area and a part of the Fangshan Global Geopark. Shenglian Mountain Scenic Area is a major religious site in northern China, earning it the nickname "Wudang in the South, Shenglian in the North." The scenic area is home to a giant statue of Laozi, which stands at 57 meters tall and is steeped in cultural significance. The South Gate of Heaven is a peak that divides into two courtyards, representing the Buddhist and Taoist heavens. Wu Peifu, Cao Kun, and Yang Xiaolou (a famous Peking opera artist) all built villas on Shenglian Mountain.