Can I fly a drone for photos at Laojun Mountain?

[Direct conclusion] Most heritage and ancient-building areas ban drones and require prior approval; unauthorized flight may be stopped or fined, so a tele lens is a safer alternative. Key points to keep in mind: 1. Rules: Heritage sites, ancient-building clusters and airport vicinities are no-fly zones, usually marked at the entrance. 2. Approval: If you must, apply via the scenic area or culture bureau; it takes days and limits zone and altitude, rarely instant for tourists. 3. Alternative: A tele lens with tripod gives great shots legally and quietly; we can arrange a photo guide to compliant spots. 4. Risk: Illegal flight can mean confiscated gear or a blacklist, not worth it; skip the drone rather than risk it. Note: Share dietary limits and mobility needs when booking, not on the departure day. Junwei International Travel Agency (License No. L-HEN-100414) is a licensed local handler based in Luoyang, Henan, serving over 500,000 travelers with more than 2,800 ready-made itineraries across 30+ destinations. Call 130 1764 8055 for a detailed itinerary and quotation.