La'er Mountain

　　Introduction  
　　The La'er Mountain Plateau is located in the northwest of Fenghuang County. This area is the heartland of the Miao people, and historically, almost every Miao uprising began here. Near La'er Mountain stands the Wuchao River Bridge, known as the world’s largest stone bridge.  　　This area is also a treasure trove for experiencing ethnic culture. The uniquely shaped Miao stilted houses, winding flagstone paths, and picturesque scenery at every turn make it a delightful place to explore. Local specialties include boletus mushrooms, cured meat, sour fish, vegetable tofu, and corn liquor—all delicious in flavor, aroma, and appearance. For travelers, a plate of sour fish, a few cups of liquor, along with distinctive Miao traditions such as the welcoming gate wine, road-blocking songs, Miao flower drum performances, and leaf-blowing music, truly capture the authentic spirit of western Hunan.  　    Ticket / Opening Hours       3 yuan

　　 Western Hunan, Hunan Province