Wudang Mountain is an ancient Taoism architectural complex. Whether hiking, climbing or taking an eco-car, visitors will surely be amazed by the Taoist architecture spread throughout the mountain. After climbing up the snow-covered Wudang Mountain, visitors can worship Taoist deities and explore the Emperor's Palace, Good-luck Palace and Zixiao Palace.
China's first 3D documentary began a 15-day shoot in the Wudang Mountains on Nov 1. The documentary will explore the world cultural heritage of Wudang. It will be the first episode in a large-scale 3D serial documentary, World Heritages in China.
What better way to recharge than to find a retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the cities? Sun Ye picks out five holiday destinations that offer religious respite as a panacea for modern maladies.
Wudang Mountain in Hubei province is renowned for its well preserved taoist palaces and temples dating back to the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. These palaces and temples together were included on the World Heritage List by UNESCO in 1994.
A girl at an art school in Xiangyang, Central China's Hubei province, on Thursday paints on a large scroll at an event marking the coming London Olympic Games.
As an old Chinese saying goes，"Food is the paramount necessity of the people." After appreciating ancient buildings, mysterious Taoism culture and Wushu, a tour of Wudang Mountain would still be incomplete without a taste of the genuine Taoist vegetarian food.
The television documentary Harmony (Taihe) of Wudang, recorded by Wudang administration committee and the Central Newsreels and Documentary Film Studio, finished shooting in Wudang Mountain on June 10 with 1,000,000 yuan’s worth ($158,000) of investment.
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