What are the fun places in Wudang Mountain, and what are the fun things around Wudang Mountain

1. Taihe Palace.

Dayue Taihe Palace is built on the top of Tianzhu Peak, the highest peak of Wudang that is supported by the arches of many peaks and plunges into the sky. At the peak of 1612 meters, the construction of a large-scale Taoist palace is more of a kind of unprecedented courage and the victory of the conqueror, and the special landform of Wudang Mountain forms the arch of the peaks, and the landscape of worship in all directions also magically renders the supremacy of imperial power.

Dayue Taihe Palace is the highest victory of Wudang Mountain, whether it is a Taoist believer, or a pilgrim tourist, only to climb to the top, into the Taihe Palace, is the real sense to Wudang Mountain.

2. The Forbidden City.

The Forbidden City was built in the seventeenth year of Yongle (1419), surrounded by Yantian Pillar Peak, the circumference is 345 meters, the wall base is thick meters, the wall is thick meters, the highest point of the city wall reaches 10 meters, it is built with a stone according to the rock, each stone weighs more than 500 kilograms.

According to the model of Chinese paradise, there are four stone carved imitation wooden towers in the east, south, west and north, symbolizing the gate of heaven. The stone carving building is on the cliff wall, the design is ingenious, the construction is difficult, is the product of the combination of science and art in the Ming Dynasty.

3. Jingle Palace.

Jingle Palace is the first of the eight palaces of Wudang Mountain, was built in the Ming Dynasty Yongle 11 years of Wudang Mountain Jingle Palace, because in 1958 when the Danjiangkou Reservoir was submerged in the reservoir, a number of cultural relics such as the archway in the palace, the turtle tablet and so on were relocated to the Danjiangkou.

In 2002, Danjiangkou City introduced 70 million yuan to fully implement the restoration work of Jingle Palace, after more than 2 years of construction, the first phase of the project square, the mountain gate, the imperial tablet pavilion, the three major halls and the side hall have begun to take shape, reproduce the magnificent momentum of the Jingle Palace in that year, and become an example of the relocation and restoration of cultural relics on the ground of the Danjiangkou South-to-North Water Diversion Project.

4. Yuxu Palace.

The full name of the Jade Void Palace is "Xuantian Jade Void Palace". Built in the 11th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1413), 2200 palaces and temples were built, and the 31st year of Jiajing was repaired again, and it is the largest unit in the ancient buildings of Wudang Mountain. Later, most of them were destroyed in the Qianlong ten years of the Qing Dynasty (1745), and some of the existing buildings and ruins are built, and there are four pavilions of "turtle monument" weighing 100 tons.

5. Qiongtai view.

Qiongtai View is located at the southeast foot of Tianzhu Peak about 10 kilometers, with a vertical distance of 1350 meters, divided into upper view, middle view, and lower view. In the Yuan Dynasty, it was called "Qiongtai Palace". In the Ming and Qing dynasties, there were 24 Taoist temples and hundreds of temples.

In the sixth year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty (1856), it was destroyed by fire. Some of the temple buildings have been restored. This place is the starting point of the Wudang Mountain Passenger Cableway.

The surrounding fun are: Yuxu Palace, Yuan and Guan, Yuzhen Palace.

1. Yuxu Palace: Yuxu Palace, located in Wudangshan Town at the foot of Wudang Mountain, about 4 kilometers away from Xuanyue Gate, is currently free and open to the Huzi people. Yuxu Palace was built in the Ming Dynasty Yongle eleventh year (1413), when it was the base camp of Wudang Mountain, living here was the emperor selected by the "Wudang Mention Capital", the official to the six products.

2, Yuan and view: Yuan and view, between the Yuzhen Palace and the old camp town under the Wudang Mountain, was built in the Yuan Dynasty, Ming Yongle 11 years (AD 1413) to 17 years to rebuild, after the Ming Jiajing, it was rebuilt and rebuilt. According to the records of the Taoist Collection, after the Emperor Zhenwu attained Taoism, he was in charge of the heavenly "Yuan and Qian School Mansion", so this Taoist temple was named "Yuan He Guan", which is a judicial institution for Taoism to punish Taoist people who violate the precepts, and it is also a prison for Wudang Taoism.

3. Yuzhen Palace: Yuzhen Palace's true immortal hall has a bronze bronze cast gold statue of Zhang Sanfeng, dressed in a robe, wearing a hat, wearing straw sandals on his feet, the posture is elegant, there is a fairy wind and bones, it is an extremely precious Ming Dynasty artwork. Unfortunately, on January 19, 2003, the main hall of Yuzhen Palace was destroyed by fire, and although it was rebuilt, the damage caused was irreparable, which is suffocating.