Laojun Cave

Laojun Cave, originally named "Guanghua Temple," was first constructed during the Tang Dynasty as a Buddhist temple. In the early years of the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, it swapped locations with "Tushan Temple" and was transformed into a Taoist site. After multiple renovations and expansions during the Qing Dynasty, it became known as the "Foremost Taoist Temple of Eastern Sichuan." Today, it still preserves ancient architecture and rock carvings, with the most valuable being the stone inscriptions from the Ming Dynasty.