Recently, the Laojun Mountain Scenic Area is crowded with people after the snow, and the Laojun Mountain Scenic Area is crowded with people, and guests from all directions come to punch in as a souvenir. Climbers line up in a long line with no end in sight. According to the staff of the scenic spot, the daily passenger flow on weekends is nearly 1.4 million, almost reaching the maximum carrying capacity. All employees start work at 5 am.
However, recently, some tourists said that the Jinding platform was in a mess and littered. The scenic spot said they would clean it every day. Merchants who run stores in Jinding also said that the number of tourists has soared this year. The online phrase "eat instant noodles on Laojun Mountain" made many people put instant noodles videos on Jinding, and then throw rubbish at will after filming. You cann't finish sweeping three times a day
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Introduction to Laojun Mountain
Laojun Mountain, formerly known as Shi Jing, is located 3 kilometers southeast of Luanchuan County, the ancient capital of the 13th Dynasty. It is the main peak of the 800-mile Funiu Mountain range, with an altitude of 2,297 meters. It has a human history of more than 2000 years and is the longest mountain range in Taoism.
During the Spring and Autumn Period, Gigi Lai II, who is recognized as the ancestor of Taoism, went to this place to practice in seclusion, making it a "Taoist source" and a "ancestral home". The Northern Wei Dynasty began with the laojunmiao built on it to commemorate it. In the 11th year of Zhenguan (637), Emperor Taizong rebuilt the Tieding laojunmiao in Shi Jing and named it "Laojun Mountain", which became the holy land of the mainstream Quanzhen Taoism. In the thirty-first year of Wanli (1603), Ming Shenzong declared Laojun Mountain as a "world famous mountain" and built a temple at the expense, making it the only famous mountain in China named as "world famous mountain" by the emperor in history.
Laojun Mountain has 6 scenic spots, including 179 and temples 16, such as Taiqing Palace, Yuan Shifang, Lingguan Hall, Forest Vinegar Hall, Shepherd's Fence, Jiuku Hall, Chuanjing Building, Guanyin Hall, Sanqing Hall and laojunmiao. On the south side of Mazongling, there are more than 3,000 acres of stone forest landscape open to tourists, which is called "Northland Stone Forest" by geologists.