Laofu Mountain National Park

　　Highlights Laofu Mountain was once a retreat for ancient Taoist priests, with serene and winding paths. The mountain is covered in towering ancient trees that block out the sunlight, and is home to dozens of bird species. There are numerous caves, bizarre rocks, and unique trees on the mountain. The Chuanxin Cave resembles a natural grand auditorium, about 3 meters high, 13 meters wide, and 50 meters long, capable of holding over a thousand people. Its eastern, southern, and western entrances offer views of three spectacular sights: sunrise, sunset, and sea of clouds. In addition, there are nearly a hundred other natural caves such as Taihe Cave, Chaoyang Cave, Ta Cave, Thousand Buddha Cave, and Guanyin Cave. Beyond the intriguing caves, there are many strangely shaped rocks. Golden Toad Rock, Camel Rock, Gorilla Rock, Double Frog Watching the Sun Rock, and Old Bear Gazing at the Sky Rock are scattered among the peaks and valleys. The lush primeval forests and clear flowing waters complement each other, creating a delightful scene filled with birdsong, floral scents, pavilions, and towers. Climbing up the steep cliffs also inspires awe with the majestic and rugged terrain. Introduction Located 17 kilometers north of Jiaohe City under the jurisdiction of Jilin City, the mountain rises abruptly from the ground, roughly forming an isosceles triangle, stretching from east to west, with an elevation of 886.12 meters and covering an area of over 20,000 hectares, including more than 300 square kilometers of water surface. The scenic area features the “Eighty-One Peaks and Seventy-Two Caves” in diverse forms, waterfalls cascading from the sky, and over seventy other scenic spots arranged in picturesque disorder, combining serenity, wonder, beauty, and danger. Transportation Take a long-distance bus from Jilin to Jiaohe, then transfer to a special shuttle bus from Jiaohe to Laofu Mountain to reach the attraction. Opening Hours Opening hours: 8:00–17:00

　　 Jilin City, Jilin Province