Laojun Mountain

Laojun Mountain is a renowned Taoist holy site and scenic area in China. It's named after the legendary founder of Taoism, Laozi (Li Er, respectfully known as "Taishang Laojun"), who is said to have retreated here for cultivation. Famous for its spectacular peaks and forests, sea of clouds and sunrise, and Taoist culture, it's praised as an "unparalleled holy land" and the "world's number one immortal mountain." The karst landscape has created stone forests with sharp, sheer cliffs and suspended walkways, offering magnificent views. Visitors can experience thrilling perspectives from the transparent platforms extending out over the cliffs.