Immortal's Bedroom

Immortal's Bedroom

The Immortal's Bedroom is located 100 meters to the left of the Laoshukeng Reservoir. There is a massive rock, 5 meters high and 11 meters long, standing tall on the mountain peak.

On one side of the rock, there are two stone chambers—one horizontal and one vertical—shaped like the Chinese character "人" (person). The horizontal chamber is 3 meters long, 0.6 meters high, and 0.5 meters wide, large enough for one person to lie on their back; the vertical chamber is 2 meters high, 0.5 meters deep, and…

0.6 meters wide, allowing one person to sit or lie inside.

Legend has it that these chambers were once the dwelling place of immortals, and locals call it the "Upside-down Rock of the Immortals." The most astonishing feature is in the horizontal chamber, where there are five finger-shaped indentations (holes) acting as steps to enter the cave and handholds for resting or lying down. It is said that lying in the chamber for just one hour is equivalent to living a year as an immortal.