Snow falls on Laojun Mountain! The Golden Summit draped in veil becomes a heavenly palace

After the snow, Laojun Mountain looks like a celestial palace straight out of a fantasy drama! The 2,217-meter Golden Summit is covered in snow like molten gold, red walls hidden in the sea of clouds, pine branches coated with rime, and the plank road covered in snow feels like walking on clouds. At this moment, with thick snow and rich scenery, save this "photo spot + warm stay guide" quickly, and you’ll be the star of your friend circle! ❄️ 3 divine photo spots where even your phone can capture cinematic shots Snow acts like a natural filter, and these three spots will make you a photo god even with your eyes closed! - Golden Summit Taoist Temples: From 7 to 9 AM, the morning sun bathes the scene in warm light, with red walls and white snow paired perfectly with Hanfu for stunning photos; at 5:40 PM after the lights come on, the blue hour sky contrasts with the warm light on the snowy summit, instantly turning into a movie poster. Rent a red cloak for 30 yuan at the foot of the mountain to double your photo success rate. - Ten-Mile Painted Screen: A 5-kilometer plank road becomes a "crystal corridor" with rime sparkling in the light. From Mazoling to the Funiu peak, shoot back views with fluttering hems against snowy ridges and sea of clouds, easily creating ink painting-like shots. The unique rocks look even more vivid after snow—don’t miss it. - Glass Plank Road: At 2,000 meters high, the snow-covered glass plank road looks like a "mirror of the sky," and side profiles give a "sword-riding" vibe. With temperatures at minus 10 degrees, the railings stick to your hands, so be sure to wear thick gloves; on sunny days, capture mirror reflections with the snowy summit reflecting your silhouette for a stunning effect. 🏨 Top choice for a warm stay: Moshang Qingsu, extending the fairyland experience until bedtime After enjoying the ice and snow at the summit, it’s time to descend and dive into a warm embrace—Moshang Qingsu Hotel, a "healing retreat" hidden at the foot of Laojun Mountain, lets your snow-viewing trip say goodbye to rushing and cold.