How to volunteer in Laojun Cave, Chongqing

To volunteer in Laojundong, Chongqing, you need to apply at the Laojundong office. According to the latest information on the official website of the People's Government of Nan'an District, Chongqing, Laojun Cave Taoist Temple is located on Laojun Mountain near Huangjueya, Nanshan Street, and is a municipal cultural relic protection unit. The Taoist temple is built on the mountain and is majestic. The Taoist temple, formerly known as Tushan Ancient Cave, also known as Taiji Palace, is one of the important Taoist temples in my country and has the reputation of "the first Taoist temple in eastern Sichuan". According to historical records, Laojundong Taoist Temple was founded in the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties. It was rebuilt in the 16th year of Chenghua (1480 AD) in the Ming Dynasty. In the winter of the 9th year of Wanli (1574), the mountain gate and Sanqing Hall were built. The mountain gate was engraved with " The four characters "Shangqing Immortal World" were drawn with Tai Chi diagrams, and it was renamed "Tai Chi Palace", also known as "Laojun Cave". In the fourth year of Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1739), large-scale renovations were carried out. The Taoist temple covers an area of ??223 acres. The ancient trees in the temple are towering, and the winding paths lead to secluded places. The temple is in the forest, the trees are in the temple, the morning bells and evening drums, and the smoke are burning. Climbing up the stairs is like climbing to the sky to catch the moon. The Ming Dynasty stone carvings in Taoist temples are exquisitely carved and the characters are lifelike, comparable to the Dazu Rock Carvings. The inscriptions and sentences engraved on the cliffs are powerful and are the best among stone carvings. Since the 1990s, Taoist temples have successively renovated palaces and houses, pavilions, statues and sculptures, and the Taoist temple environment. The Taoist temple is based on Taoist mysteries as its overall layout, and its architectural design is in the style of an ancient Chinese garden pavilion. It faces south and faces north. The deep and quiet natural scenery blends into one, high-risk and majestic, which arouses awe. It not only meets the worship needs of believers, but also makes Laojundong Taoist Temple a scenic tourist attraction in the main city. Laojundong Taoist Temple organically combines the Taoist culture of the Taoist temple with Nanshan tourism, making the Taoist temple a religious and cultural tourist attraction in Chongqing, allowing believers and tourists to not only understand the true nature of Taoist culture, but also enjoy the natural beauty of Tushan.