Wudang Mountains, Mountain range in China
The Wudang Mountains boast ancient Taoist monasteries and temples.
They are known as the birthplace of Tai Chi and have a history dating back over a thousand years.
The Wudang martial arts are an integral part of Chinese Kung Fu.
Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, visitors require admission tickets.
The complex includes the Golden Hall, made entirely of copper.
Location: Shiyan
Elevation above the sea: 1,612 m
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The Wudang Mountains boast ancient Taoist monasteries and temples.
Nanyan Temple is perched on the cliffs of Wudang Mountains.
The Purple Cloud Temple is a stunning example of Chinese religious architecture.
The 'Zhi Shi Xuan Yue' Paifang is an ornate traditional Chinese architectural gateway.
The Danjiangkou Dam harnesses the Han River's water.
The Xiangyan Temple is renowned for its tranquil beauty and ancient architecture.
Fusheng Temple Pagoda is a historical pagoda located in Dengzhou, China.
