Nanyan Temple, Buddhist temple in Hubei
Nanyan Temple is perched on the cliffs of Wudang Mountains.
This site dates back to the Tang Dynasty and is infused with Taoist history.
It is a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level in China.
Visitors can reach the temple through winding mountain paths or by cable car.
The temple offers a breathtaking view, often surrounded by clouds and mist.
Location: Hubei
Location: Danjiangkou
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