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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