What is the altitude of Wudang Mountain?

Wudang Mountain is at an altitude of 16 12m (Tianzhu Peak) and 2254m (Luxiangfeng).

Wudang Mountain, also known as Zhenwu Mountain, was called Wang Long in ancient times. It is located in fangshan county, in the middle of Lvliang Mountains, 32km south of lishi district and 216km northeast of Taiyuan. Wudang Mountain Scenic Area consists of 72 peaks, 36 cliffs and 24 streams. Xiangfeng, the main peak road, is 2254 meters above sea level, with a total area of about 80 square kilometers.

It is a pearl of Luliang Mountain, known as "the first mountain in Sanjin" and one of the Taoist holy places in northern China.

Matters needing attention in visiting Wudang Mountain Taoist Temple;

Wudang Mountain is a famous Taoist mountain. Taoist organizations have their own beliefs, customs and taboos. Therefore, when visiting Wudang Mountain Taoist Temple, tourists should respect the traditional customs and life taboos of Taoist priests, and must not ignore the customs or accidentally hurt them, causing disputes and unhappiness.

2. Pay attention to address: Taoist priests should be addressed as "Taoist" and "Master" respectfully, and should not be directly called "monk" or "Taoist" or even insulted. Elder Kundao should not be called "aunt" or "grandmother", but also "Taoist" and "master".

3. Pay attention to etiquette: The common way to greet Taoist priests is to hug each other with both hands, hold the right hand to the chest with the left hand, and bow slightly (that is, bow) to show respect. Avoid shaking hands, hugging and touching the Taoist priest's first-class etiquette.