What are the tourist attractions in Wudang Mountain?

1. Taihe Palace

Da Yue Taihe Palace is built on the top of Tianzhu Peak, the highest peak of Wudang, which is supported by many peaks and goes straight into the sky. Building a large-scale Taoist palace on the top of the peak of 1612 meters reflects an unprecedented boldness of vision and the victory of the conquerors. The landscape of the peaks and the worship from all directions formed by the special landform of Wudang Mountain also magically renders the supremacy of imperial power.

Taihe Palace in Da Yue is the highest scenic spot of Wudang Mountain. No matter whether it is a Taoist believer or a pilgrim, only when you climb the peak and walk into Taihe Palace can you truly reach Wudang Mountain.

2. The Forbidden City

The Forbidden City was built in the seventeenth year of Yongle (1419), surrounded by Yantianzhu Peak, with a circumference of 345 meters, a wall base thickness of 2.4 meters and a wall thickness of 1.8 meters. The highest point of the wall is 1 meters, and it is built with stone strips, each weighing more than 5 kilograms.

According to the model of paradise in China, there are four stone-carved wooden towers in the east, south, west and north, which symbolize Tianmen. The stone carving is built on the cliff wall, with ingenious design and great difficulty in construction. It is the product of the combination of science and art in Ming Dynasty.

3. Jingle Palace

Jingle Palace is the first of the eight palaces in Wudang Mountain. It was built in the 11th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty. Because it was submerged in the Danjiangkou Reservoir in 1958, a number of cultural relics in the palace, such as archway and turtle-carrying tablet, were moved to Danjiangkou.

In p>22, danjiangkou city invested 7 million yuan to fully implement the restoration of Jingle Palace. After more than two years of construction, the square, the mountain gate, the Imperial Monument Pavilion, the three main halls and the annex halls in the first phase have begun to take shape, reappearing the grand momentum of Jingle Palace in that year and becoming an example of the relocation and restoration of the above-ground cultural relics in Danjiangkou South-to-North Water Transfer Project. ?

4. Yuxiu Palace

The full name of Yuxiu Palace is "Xuantian Yuxiu Palace". Built in the 11th year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty (1413), 22 temples were built and renovated in the 31st year of Jiajing. It is the largest unit in Wudang Mountain ancient architecture complex. Later, most of them were destroyed in the 1th year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong (1745). Some existing buildings and sites, and four "Turtle Tuobei" pavilions weighing 1 tons, were built.

5. Qiongtai View

Qiongtai View is located at the southeast foot of Tianzhu Peak, about 1 kilometers, with a vertical distance of 1,35 meters. It is divided into top view, middle view and bottom view. In the Yuan Dynasty, it was called "Qiongtai Palace". During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were 24 Taoist temples and hundreds of temples. In the sixth year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (1856), it was destroyed by fire. Some temple houses have been restored. This is the starting point of Wudang Mountain passenger ropeway. It has become an important tourist distribution center.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Wudang Mountain