Birthplace of "The Old Drunkard's Pavilion", a literary landscape unchanged for millennia.

Where literary classic "The Pavilion of the Drunkard" was set. Forest trails wind past 1,000-year-old Taoist temples to the "Deep Vat of Wine"—a natural fermenting pool that never dries."

Nestled in Chuzhou, Anhui Province, Langya Mountain is a National 4A-level Tourist Attraction, celebrated as a cultural icon for its deep ties to Northern Song literati.

Immortalized by Ouyang Xiu’s classic essay The Old Drunkard’s Pavilion (Zuiweng Ting Ji), it blends misty mountain scenery with profound literary heritage, earning the moniker "Anhui’s Literary Peak."

Key highlights include:

Zuiweng Pavilion: Dubbed "China’s First Pavilion," this Song Dynasty architectural gem sits amid ancient pines and gurgling streams, where Ouyang Xiu penned his famed work.

Langya Temple: A Tang Dynasty Buddhist monastery with preserved halls and stone inscriptions, offering a serene retreat into religious history.

Shenxiu Lake: A tranquil alpine lake reflecting forested slopes, enhancing the area’s idyllic charm.

Whether tracing Ouyang Xiu’s literary footsteps or savoring its mountain vistas, Langya Mountain delivers a half-day journey into nature and classical Chinese culture.