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Lao Leshan is located in the southern part of Henan Province, 9 kilometers southwest of Zhumadian City and 8 kilometers west of Queshan County. It consists of nine peaks of different heights. There is a tiger cave on the north cliff of the mountain. Because the breeze blows through the pine forest, you can hear the roar of pine waves in the cave, which is named like the roar of a tiger. Ahead is the steep Eighteen Bends. There is a pool of clear spring water on the top of the mountain. It is sweet and delicious, and it does not dry up even in drought. Because it looks like a frog, it is named "Toad Spring".
This ecological community is a premier destination for wellness and wellness. The mountain range, a series of peaks and ridges, stretches out in a continuous, winding path, boasting a rich biodiversity and lush greenery. The main peak of Lao Le Mountain, at 813 meters above sea level, encompasses 68 square kilometers and is a national forest park and a renowned provincial tourist resort. The negative oxygen ion concentration within the scenic area exceeds 150 times that of urban areas per cubic centimeter, making it a natural oxygen bar ideal for wellness, leisure, and vacation.
It is also a sacred mountain for Taoism and a blessed place for Taoists. Historically, Taoist architecture, exemplified by its "Eight Palaces, Two Pavilions, and One Prayer Platform," surrounds Leshan Laoding like a constellation of stars surrounding the moon. Its majestic grandeur and imposing presence draws pilgrims from near and far to ascend and pray. The Lao Leshan Scenic Area will focus on ecotourism development, creating a comprehensive ecotourism complex and striving to establish Lao Leshan as a nationally renowned and provincially renowned leisure and vacation destination, as well as a national-level ecotourism demonstration zone.
Temperate continental monsoon climate;
Suitable for all seasons
It is recommended to play for about 2 to 3 hours
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Old Leshan is a historic area in Zhumadian, Henan, showcasing traditional Chinese architecture and streetscapes. It reflects the region's cultural heritage and local history.
Located in Zhumadian, Henan. Visitors can reach it by local bus, taxi, or walking from nearby city center locations.
Open daily from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Morning or late afternoon visits are best to avoid crowds and heat.
Generally free entry; no ticket purchase required.
Booking is not necessary.
1–2 hours to walk around and experience the main streets and landmarks.
No formal guided tours or audio guides; information is mostly in Chinese.
Narrow alleys, ancient doorways, temples, and bustling street markets are ideal for photography.
Start from the main entrance, explore historic streets, visit temples and markets, then relax at any open squares or pavilions.
The area is generally quiet at night with no regular light shows; occasional local festivals may provide special events.
Weekdays are less crowded; weekends and holidays can be busier, especially during local festivals.
Public toilets, local eateries, benches, and small souvenir shops are available.
Paved streets make most areas accessible, though some alleys may be narrow and uneven.
Cash is commonly used; mobile payments are widely accepted in shops and eateries.
Local restaurants and small cafes offering regional cuisine are nearby.
Vegetarian options are available; halal options are limited.
Several hotels and guesthouses are within walking distance in central Zhumadian.
Nearby attractions include modern Zhumadian city sites, local parks, and regional cultural landmarks.
Souvenir shops offer local crafts, small antiques, and cultural mementos.
Taxi or local bus to other parts of Zhumadian or nearby tourist spots is convenient.
