The forgotten palace in the mountains of Xi'an is free but little known

Xi'an's seriously underestimated attractions Louguantai is known as the 'First Blessed Land in the World' and 'Fairyland'. It is known as the 'First of the Seventy-two Blessed Lands of Taoism'. Mysterious and more mysterious, the door of all wonders, Laozi wrote the enduring 'Tao Te Ching' at this Louguantai which is south of the Qinling Mountains and overlooks the Wei River. The phrase we often say 'Purple Qi comes from the east' also originates from here. It's a must-visit place on the way to the Qinling Four Treasures Science Park Once you enter, you will see lush bamboo forests, navigate to 'Louguantai Sutra Platform' Pass through the forest path hidden by bamboo forests and you will see it. In the courtyard of Xuanpu, there is a hundred-year-old ginkgo tree🍂🍂 The Zongsheng Palace charging area in front has a more than 2600 years old tree It is said to have been planted by Laozi (a thousand years earlier than the ginkgo tree in the ancient Guanyin Zen Temple)