Travel expenses for Wudang Mountain

Tips: The ticket price includes the big ticket 140 yuan, the ticket price of 70 yuan and the accidental travel insurance of the scenic spot of 2 yuan. If you need to enter the mountain for the second time, you need to inform in advance, plus 35 yuan/person.

1. Opening hours of scenic spots: 7:00- 17:00.

2. Ticket collection place: ticket office of scenic spot.

3. Reservation criteria for special groups:

A. Free policy: 1.2 meters for children, and for people over 70 years old, they only need to buy with their ID cards. Buy half-price fare and insurance for 37 yuan/person.

B Preferential policies: Children between 1.2- 1.5 meters, full-time students, journalists, active servicemen, retired military cadres, disabled people (disability certificates issued by the Disabled Persons' Federation at or above the provincial level) and elderly people aged 60-69 can enjoy a half-price discount of 107 yuan/person with relevant certificates.

4. Invoice Description: Tickets for scenic spots are booked online, and Tongcheng.com does not provide invoices.

5. Tips: Ticket prices include: large tickets, fares, and accidental travel insurance in scenic spots. If you need to enter the mountain for the second time, you need to inform in advance, and add the travel guide of 35 yuan/person. Wudang Mountain (Laohekou) and Xiangfan Airport are 90km and 180km away from Wudang Mountain respectively, and flights to Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and other large and medium-sized cities have been opened.

There is Xiang-Yu Railway at the northern foot of Wudang Mountain. You can get off at Wudang Mountain Station (Liu Liping) by train from Wuhan. The service facilities and service level of Wudang tourist train between Wuchang and Shiyan Railway are better than ordinary trains. In addition, Wudang Mountain Station has more than 40 trains to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Xiamen, Chongqing, Chengdu, Xi, Zhengzhou and other large and medium-sized cities.

If you take a bus, you usually go to Shiyan city first, and it takes about four or five hours to drive from Wuhan to Shiyan. From Shiyan to Wudang Mountain Town, there is expressway, and the whole journey takes only 1 hour. 3 16 National Highway (Han Shi Highway) and 209 National Highway run through Wudang Mountain. The Shiyan-Xiangfan section of Shihan Expressway was opened, and the entrance and exit were in Wudang Mountain Special Zone. Shuttle buses from Wudang Mountain to Shiyan and Wudang Mountain to Danjiang run every ten minutes; Wudang Mountain to Xiangfan, every half hour. Operating vehicles are Iveco, luxury buses, cars and so on. In addition, Wudang Mountain has long-distance bus routes to major cities in China. Food recommendation Wudang Taoist vegetarian food has a deep relationship with Taoist culture and is the main food in Wudang Taoist daily diet and pilgrims' pilgrimage to the mountains. Integrate Taoist philosophy into daily life, increase wisdom and enlighten wisdom. In Ming Dynasty, Taoism in Wudang Mountain enjoyed a special economic and political status. In order to prevent people of all colors from confusing each other or causing trouble, Emperor Yongle of the Ming Dynasty specially appointed eunuchs from the inner palace to prefect the outside of Wudang Mountain, and also promulgated laws and regulations to clarify the management regulations. Wudang Taoism does not eat meat and fish, and does not eat rabbits, snakes, Monopterus albus, cattle, dogs, pork, raw onions, garlic and other irritating foods. , and give priority to with natural food. Its raw materials are mainly plants and fruits (picked in the mountains and planted by Taoist priests), such as dried salted bamboo shoots, dried salted chick-billed bamboo shoots, deer tail bamboo shoots, wine fairies, frozen tofu, walnuts, chestnuts, kiwifruit, fungus, mushrooms, Polygonatum sibiricum and so on. Vegetable oil (mainly sesame oil and soybean oil sent by pilgrims) is used as oil. The formation of Taoist vegetarian dishes in Wudang is mainly characterized by vegetarian dishes and meat dishes. They are all made of vegetarian dishes, such as gluten, dried tofu, bracken and other wild vegetables, and made into fish, rabbits, beef, pork and other meat dishes. They are called vegetarian dishes and meat dishes in the name of meat dishes. 1. Cold Curse: triumphant; 2. Cold dishes: braised beef, sweet cherry tomatoes, sliced jade melons, and flavored sausages; 3. Hot dishes: cabbage soup, ruyi vegetable rolls, oolong playing with beads, Taiji tofu box, stir-fried prawns, Taoist vegetarian fried fish, line-roasted vegetarian long fish, four treasures of Xianshan, braised pork in Xuanmen, Liu Su Sanxian, and sweet and sour pork chops.