Ancient Building Complex in the Wudang Mountain
If you are a fan of Chinese martial arts, you must have heard of Wudang and Shaolin. How about following us into the Wudang Mountains this time to discover the religious palaces and temples hidden between the ridges?!
In the scenic valleys and on the slopes of the Wudang mountains in Hubei Province, this organized building complex was built during the Ming dynasty. These ancient buildings with red walls and green eaves are located amongst the peaks, ravines and gullies of the picturesque Wudang Mountains. These religious or secular buildings are closely associated with the growth of Taoism in China and lavishly endowed by successive Emperors, and also represent the highest standards in Chinese art and architecture over a period of nearly one thousand years.
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