What are the scenic spots in Louguantai, a Taoist holy place in Zhouzhi?

The Louguantai in Xi 'an is the birthplace of Taoist culture, because the Taoist classic "Tao Te Ching" was written by Lao Tzu in Louguantai that year, and Lao Tzu also built a platform here to teach classics and spread his Taoism to future generations. Therefore, Louguantai in Xi 'an is not only the earliest birthplace of Taoist culture, but also the best place of Taoism in the world, with a very high status.

During the Western Zhou Dynasty, Laozi was an official in North Korea to assist the king, and the king did not listen to his persuasion. I was bored, so I rode off on a green cow, intending to be born to the west through Hanguguan. At that time, Yin Xi, a doctor of the Western Zhou Dynasty, made an order for Hangu Pass. He has the habit of watching the celestial phenomena at night, so he built a thatched cottage to facilitate him to watch the stars, which is called thatched cottage view. One night, he saw purple air floating from the east in the sky, and he figured out that a real person would cross the border. Not long after, he met Lao Tzu passing through Hanguguan, so he invited Lao Tzu into the hut and treated him with courtesy.

In the chat with Laozi, Yin was deeply impressed by Laozi's theory, so he begged Laozi to accept him as an apprentice, hoping that Laozi could leave valuable ideological wealth for the Central Plains before going to the Western Ocean. Laozi readily agreed, so he lived here for a period of time, wrote down the classic Tao Te Ching, and built a platform in Gaogang next to the Caolouguan to teach people. This platform was later called the Daoist Platform. After these things, Lao Tzu rode a green cow out of Hangu Pass and headed west, but gradually drifted away. Some people say that he went to the ancient western regions to turn Hu into a Buddha, while others say that he later became an immortal in the nearby Daling Mountain, so the final destination of Laozi has become an eternal mystery.

Louguantai National Forest Park is located in zhouzhi county, Shaanxi Province, about 70 kilometers away from xi, and geographically borders the West Qinling Mountains. This is a big tourist attraction, not only with quiet environment and beautiful mountains and rivers, but also with many cultural relics. Especially here, you can experience the rich Taoist culture, as well as the ginkgo tree planted by Laozi himself, which has grown very big now. In autumn, ginkgo trees are full of golden eyes, which is a good scenery.

In fact, the city that never sleeps in Datang is a scenic spot in Xi 'an. The city that never sleeps is actually modeled after the landscape street of the Tang Dynasty. The whole street is about 1500m long and 550m wide. The background of the whole Datang city that never sleeps is also set in the Big Wild Goose Pagoda in Xi 'an, and the scenic spot is also divided into three theme squares: Kaiyuan Celebration Square, Zhenguan Cultural Square and Xuanzang Square, which has also become the scenery of the whole city that never sleeps. So Xi 'an Datang City that never sleeps, from its name, is actually very suitable for night sightseeing, and the buildings here are all modeled after those of the Tang Dynasty. Moreover, many shops in it are modeled after the Tang Dynasty, and the staff inside are all dressed in the Tang Dynasty, so after entering the city that never sleeps, it is like crossing a bustling street in the Tang Dynasty.

In addition, the most popular on the Internet is Miss tumbler, a city that never sleeps in Xi 'an Datang. The young lady's facial features are exquisite, especially her makeup combined with Tang Dynasty costumes can set off her beauty. She stepped on the tumbler ball under her feet and waved to the tourists around, so she left a very deep impression on the tourists.