As a famous Taoist shrine, Wudang Mountain is located in Shiyan City, Hubei Province. Also called Taihe and Xuanyue Mountain, it is renowned for its magnificent ancient building complex and appealing ...

More historical secrets from the Wudang Mountains, home to a famous complex of Taoist architecture handed down from one dynasty to another, have been uncovered by Chinese archeologists, who have ...

Master Tian Liyang (middle in the front) teaches students during an overseas teaching tour. Photo: Courtesy of Tian Located in Shiyan, Central China's Hubei Province, the Wudang Mountains are renowned ...

Wudang Mountain in central China’s Hubei Province is emerging as a unique destination for spiritual and slow travel. As the birthplace of Tai Chi and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it offers ...

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Located near the city of Danjiangkou in central Hubei province, the Wudang Mountains are home to a famous complex of ancient palaces, temples and Taoist buildings dating back to the 7th century. It ...

The palaces and temples which form the nucleus of this group of secular and religious buildings exemplify the architectural and artistic achievements of China's Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. Situated ...

Located in southwest of Danjiangkou City, Wudang Mountain, also known as Taihe Mountain, is both a famous scenic spot and a holy site of Taoism, China's indigenous religion. It has served as the ...

Wudangshan Mountain, located in the northwest of Hubei, covers an area of more than 30 square kilometers. It is now classified as National Park. Wudangshan has 72 peaks with steep valleys and ...