Sichuan's Taoist immortal mountain with millennium ginkgo trees remains largely undeveloped

I've been to Mount Ge Xian about five or six times. Each season offers a different landscape, but the most stunning is the millennium ginkgo forest on the mountain. There are also camellias, Taoist temples, and winding mountain roads. Even the parking spots offer a panoramic view of the city's hustle and bustle, making it a great place for beginners or those with children to enjoy a light hike and experience a poetic journey. - ⛩️: Mount Ge Xian 🎫: 20 RMB per person - ⛰️Mountain waist 🚗 parking: The parking lot itself is an excellent spot to view the city's scenery, with clear skies offering an unobstructed view, and cloudy days 🌥️ presenting a misty fairyland, perfect for photography 📷. 🏚️Taoist temple on the immortal mountain: The temple, worn by years and lacking maintenance, still bears historical marks. The Ge Xian Hall, though now closed and without worshippers, remains imposing. Hidden among the green forests and mountains, it exudes a unique charm. 🌳Millennium ginkgo forest: During autumn and winter, the millennium ginkgo trees become a natural spectacle, with a dreamy golden hue. At an altitude of around 1200m, it's perfect for an oxygenating hike. ⛰️Seeking the secluded and inquiring about the way: It's not just a famous Taoist mountain; the unique topography is also worth exploring. It features the rare Feilai Peak ⛰️, various large and small peculiar caves, and glacial relics. One can discover a variety of rare plants 🍃 and wild fruits and fungi, making it ideal for taking children on a natural education outing.