Mount Wudang

Introduction to Mount Wudang (武当山)

While it is not one of the five sacred mountains of China, it still has huge religious significance for the Chinese. It is also known for being home to a martial arts school that invites not only Chinese, but also travelers to join. The Purple Heaven Temple is also built on the mountainside, and is a sacred religious site for Taoists.

The Wudang Mountains are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and attracts hikers from all over the world, wanting to take on the challenge of its highest peak, which stands at an awe-inspiring 5,288 feet. The mountain range is sometimes considered to be part of the Daba Mountains that run through Hubei, Chongqing and Sichuan. 

Location

Shiyan County, Hubei Province

Travel Information

Opening Hours: 8:00AM - 5:00PM

Admission: 243 Yuan/Person

Main Sights

Purple Cloud Temple, South Cliff Temple, Yuzhen Temple

Transportation 

1. Visitors can take a flight to Wudangshan Airport, then take a taxi to Mount Wudang.

2. Take bus 202 at Shiyan Railway Station directly to Mount Wudang.

Travel Tips 

1. Try to avoid visiting during Golden Week and summer holidays.