The Wudang Mountains (simplified Chinese: 武当山; traditional Chinese: 武當山; pinyin: Wǔdāng Shān) are a mountain range in the northwestern part of Hubei, China. They are home to a famous complex of Taoist temples and monasteries associated with the …

Wudang Mountain is the No.1 Taoist Mountain in China, cradle of Wudang Kung Fu, World Natural and Cultural Heritage Site. Check the maps, highlights, transportations, hotels and tis before your travel.

It is mainly famed for its religious history as one of the centers for Taoism, tai chi exercise, and Taoist fighting styles. Now it is a place to hike and sightsee in northern central China. There are about 72 peaks, about 24 streams, about 11 caves, and ponds. The main peak is …

Wudang Mountain (武当山, Mount Wudang), located in Shiyan City in the northwest of Hubei Province, is renowned as a sacred site in Chinese Taoism, earning the title “Peerless Wonderland, Number One Fairy Mountain Under Heaven.”

2023年11月25日 · Located in the Hubei province of China, the Wudang Mountains are hailed as the cradle of Taoism in China. The highest peak (at roughly 1612 meters) is called the Golden Summit. Most people who visit Wudang aim to set foot on this summit to pray for health and prosperity at the sacred Golden Palace.

Mount Wudang is one of the oldest and most important cultivation sites of Daoism. More than 2500 years ago, YunXi (disciple of LaoZi) after recording the famous DaoDeJing from the Daoist Grandmaster LaoZi, started this cultivation on the Mountain.

2025年1月9日 · Wudang Mountain, also known as Mount Wudang or Wudangshan, is a mountain range located in the northwest of Hubei province, central China. It is renowned for its rich cultural and historical significance, as well as its stunning natural landscapes.

It is as magnificent as Mount Taishan, as precipitous as Huashan Mountain; moreover, it is unique in its own way with multitudinous ancient architectural complex. Since the dawn of the time, Wudang Mountain has been the ideal place for Taoist priest to pursue. What to see? Yuxu Palace ( …

Wudang Mountain, a sacred site of Taoism in China, boasts a long and profound history with rich cultural heritage. Its name first appeared in the “Book of Han,” indicating its ancient origins.

Wudang Mountain consists of 72 hills, 36 rocks, 11 caves, 3 ponds, 9 springs, 10 pools, 9 wells, 10 stones, and 9 pavilions, highlights in Heavenly Pillar Peak Area (Tianzhu Peak), which includes Eighteen Bends, sightseeing of 72 peaks pointing to the Golden Summit, temples’ foldover, etc.