Which month is suitable for Laojun Mountain?

The best tourist seasons in Laojun Mountain are May-June and10-165438+10.

Laojun Mountain, located in Zhangjiajie City, Hunan Province, China, is a famous tourist attraction integrating Taoist culture, natural scenery and human landscape. Laojun Mountain is picturesque in four seasons, and each season has its own unique charm, but the best travel time is spring and autumn. Spring is one of the most suitable seasons for sightseeing in Laojun Mountain. At this time, the climate on the mountain is warm, the sky is clear, the air is fresh, the vegetation is lush, and the mountain flowers are in full bloom, which is a good time to take pictures of flowers.

Autumn is also the tourist season in Laojun Mountain. At this time, the weather is cool, the vegetation on the mountain begins to change color, the forest is like fire, and the scenery is beautiful. Especially from the late June of 65438+ 10 to the early October of 165438+ 10, it is the red leaf season in Laojun Mountain, and the maple leaf forest on the mountain is fully dyed, forming a beautiful picture, which attracts many photographers and natural landscape lovers.

Geological landscape of Laojun Mountain;

Laojunshan National Geopark is located in Yulong Naxi Autonomous County, Lijiang City, Yunnan Province. The park covers an area of 1 1 10 square kilometers and belongs to the category of geological landscape. The park is rich in landform types, and the main geological relic is the Danxia landform between mountains, which is the largest Danxia landform area discovered so far in China and the highest altitude. Glacial landforms include ancient glacial remains and modern glaciers.

The geological landscape of Jinsha River basin consists of the first bay of the Yangtze River, Tiger Leaping Gorge and multi-stage terraces. Geological landscapes mainly include eroded mountains, eroded Zhongshan, leveled mountains, canyons, wide valleys, intermountain basins, side beaches, heart beaches, terraces, cliffs, tinder, cutting ridges, ice buckets, side dikes, stone rings, stone rivers, frozen soil, landslides, rock cones, Danxia peaks, Danxia valleys, Danxia columns, Danxia red cliffs and so on.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Laojunshan