Mount Song– Exploration of Shaolin Martial Arts

Mount Song in central China is a major source of Chinese civilization and a UNESCO world geopark. Dating back 3.6 billion years, songshan is known as a natural geology museum and the ancestor of mountains. The charm of songshan lies not only in its rare geological heritage, but also in the numerous cultural and historical sites frequently visited by emperors, scholars and buddhists. Read More

Mount Heng – North Yue, enjoy the Jinlongxia, Gusongqidong, Taodong and other natural landscape

Located at the northern end of the five mountains of China, Mount Heng is a national scenic spot, an important fortress in ancient China, and the only battlefield of historical significance in the five mountains. In addition to a wealth of folklore, Mount Heng is also revered as a Taoist shrine with a long history. Read More

Mount Tai – First Mountain under Heaven, You can hug the clouds and overlook the whole landscape of mount tai

Mount Tai, listed as a world natural and cultural heritage site in 1987, is the most important of the five sacred mountains, but it is not the tallest at 1,545 meters above sea level. People call it “the greatest mountain under heaven” because traditional religions such as Qin Shihuang, empress Wu Zetian and emperor Qianlong of the Qing dynasty used it as a symbol of power. Read More

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