Mount Laojun (Luoyang, Luanchuan, Henan) 'A unique holy land under heaven, the number one immortal mountain in the world

' Located about three kilometers southeast of the county town of Luanchuan in Luoyang, an ancient capital of thirteen dynasties, Mount Laojun is the main peak of the Funiu Mountain Range, with the Jade Emperor Peak reaching an altitude of 2217 meters. The mountain was originally known as 'Jingshi Mountain,' which means 'a room that gathers the beautiful scenery of the eight hundred li Funiu Mountains.' It was renamed 'Mount Laojun' because Laozi, the founder of Taoism, chose this place for seclusion and cultivation, and the name has been passed down to this day.