Laoshan Primeval Forest Health Resort

　　The Primeval Forest Health Resort is situated in a valley of Laoshan Mountain, approximately 10 kilometers northeast of Jinxiu County. To the southeast stretches over 600,000 mu of primeval forest, and to the north it borders the world’s “king” of silver fir — the Silver Fir Park.

　　It is an important part of the national nature reserve and the national forest park. The resort is surrounded by mountains and lush forests; rare flowers and plants, as well as birds and animals, can often be seen. The world’s living fossil plant “silver fir” and the world’s living fossil animal “Yaoshan crocodile lizard” both grow in this area. The forest is crisscrossed with streams and springs, and gentle breezes bring spring-like freshness year-round. There is no air pollution or environmental hazards here. It is the largest botanical gene bank and natural zoo in Guangxi, with 13,970 negative oxygen ions per cubic centimeter and water quality that surpasses the first-class standard of the national "Surface Water Environmental Quality Standards." The Primeval Forest Health Resort promotes itself with the themes: primeval ancient woods, natural beauty, a kingdom of biodiversity, and a home of science education. It is a rare place to reconnect with nature, and an ideal destination for tourism, vacationing, summer retreats, health care, convalescence, and scientific research.

　　Currently, the Primeval Forest Health Resort has built 48 luxurious wooden guest rooms with 100 beds, a 1,000-square-meter parking lot, as well as a restaurant, shopping area, and medicinal bath wellness rooms. It can accommodate 100–150 guests for food and lodging. The resort also offers a variety of activities, including performances showcasing Yao ethnic customs and rare Yao skills, as well as organized barbecues and bonfire parties.