What are the famous Taoist mountains?

Wudang Mountain, Qingcheng Mountain, Longhu Mountain, Heming Mountain, Zhongnan Mountain, Sanqing Mountain, etc. are all famous Taoist mountains.

The ten famous Taoist mountains in China are:

1. Wudang Mountain? Taoist holy land. Worship the Holy Land of Xuanwu, the birthplace of Wudang Kung Fu. World cultural heritage.

2. Qingcheng Mountain? The birthplace of Taoism. The ancestral court of Tianshi Tao and the Longmen sect of Quanzhen Tao. World cultural heritage.

3. Longhu Mountain? Taoist wonderland. Zhengdao Ancestral Court is the birthplace of the philosophy of the Sudden Enlightenment School. World natural heritage.

4. Qiyun Mountain? Taoist fairy mountain. Dedicated to Emperor Zhenwu, the Taoist center of Jiangnan. National scenic spot.

5. Heming Mountain? The ancestral mountain of Taoism. The founding place of Taoism and a global Taoist pilgrimage site. Famous scenic tourist area.

6. Zhongnan Mountain? Taoist holy mountain. The crown of the cave is a sacred place dedicated to Taoist ancestors. World Geopark, National Forest Park.

7. Sanqing Mountain? The Taoist Immortal Capital. It is dedicated to the Sanqing Tianzun, the ancestral court of the Danding Sect. World natural heritage.

8. Kongtong Mountain? The first mountain of Taoism. It is a resort dedicated to the Yellow Emperor and the birthplace of Kongtong sect of martial arts. National scenic spot.

9. Laojun Mountain? Taoist fairyland. The Taoist ancestors returned to the place of seclusion, in the holy land of Taiqing. World Geopark, National 5A Scenic Area.

10. Luofu Mountain? Taoist holy land. The ancestral court of Longmen Sect, the ancestral court of Taoist medicine. National scenic spot.

Taoism is a native religion in China, with Tao as the highest belief, and is one of the five major religions in the world.

Taoism is based on the concept of worshiping ghosts and gods in ancient China. It is based on the thoughts of Huang and Lao Taoism, and is derived from the immortal alchemy since the Warring States Period. In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, a large number of Taoist organizations appeared, the famous ones being Taiping Taoism and Wu Dou Mi Taoism.

The ancestral master Zhang Daoling formally founded the religious organization, which has a history of 1,800 years ago. Taoism is a polytheistic worship of gods, and the gods worshiped personify the Taoist belief in Tao. Taoist priests are Taoist clergy, and there are more than 30,000 Taoist priests living in the country. Temples are places for Taoist activities. There are more than 2,000 temples registered and open across the country.

Currently, Taoism has left China and is moving steadily towards the future of an international religion.