Mount Wudang in central China's Hubei Province has been attracting a growing number of tourists not only for being a sacred place for Taoism and Taoist-inspired arts such as boxing, but also for ...

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 ...

Mt. Wudangshan, also called Mt. Taihe or Mt. Xianshi in the past, is located near the city of Danjiangkou, in central Hubei Province. There are 72 peaks, 36 cliffs, 24 gullies, 3 lakes, 9 springs and ...

The architectural layouts of Buddhist and Taoist temples have largely been similar in China, as the buildings of both religions have been under strong influence from the traditional culture, according ...

Quan Thanh Temple, formerly known as Tran Vu Temple, was built during the reign of King Ly Thai To (1010–1028). The temple worships Huyen Thien Tran Vu, one among four Taoism sacred deities. Quan ...