1, Taihe Palace Dayue Taihe Palace was built on the top of Tianzhu Peak, the highest peak in Wudang, supported by many peaks, and went straight into the sky. Building a large-scale Taoist temple palace on the peak of 16 12 meters more embodies an unprecedented boldness of vision and the victory of the conqueror. The peak landscape and worship in all directions formed by the special landform of Wudang Mountain also magically render the supremacy of imperial power.
Da Yue Hall of Supreme Harmony is the highest scenic spot in Wudang Mountain. No matter whether it is a Taoist believer or a pilgrim, only when they reach the peak and enter the Hall of Supreme Harmony can they truly reach Wudang Mountain.
2. The Forbidden City The Forbidden City was built in the seventeenth year of Yongle (14 19), surrounded by Yantianzhu Peak, with a circumference of 345 meters, a wall base thickness of 2.4 meters, a wall thickness of 10.8 meters and the highest point of the wall of10 meters. It is made of stones, each weighing more than 500 kilograms.
According to the model of paradise in China, there are four stone pagodas in the east, south, west and north, symbolizing Tianmen. The stone carving is built on the cliff, which is ingenious in design and difficult to construct. It is the product of the combination of science and art in Ming Dynasty.
3. Jingle Palace Jingle Palace is the first of the eight palaces in Wudang Mountain. It was built in the 11th year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty. Because 1958 was submerged in Danjiangkou Reservoir during the construction of the reservoir, a number of cultural relics, such as palace archways and turtle tablets, were moved to Danjiangkou.
In 2002, danjiangkou city invested 70 million yuan to fully restore Jingle Palace. After more than two years of construction, the square, the mountain gate, the Imperial Monument Pavilion, the three main halls and the attached halls of the first phase of the project have begun to take shape, reappearing the grand momentum of Jingle Palace in those days and becoming a model for the relocation and restoration of cultural relics on the ground in Danjiangkou South-to-North Water Transfer Project.
4. The full name of Yu Xiu Palace and Yu Xiu Palace is Tian Xuan Yu Xiu Palace. It was founded in the 11th year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty (14 13), and 2200 temples were built and renovated in the 31st year of Jiajing. It is the largest unit in the ancient building complex of Wudang Mountain. Later, most of them were destroyed in the tenth year of Qianlong (1745), and some existing buildings and sites were built, with four pavilions weighing 100 tons.
5. Qiongtai View Qiongtai View is located at the southeast foot of Tianzhu Peak, about 10 km, with a vertical distance of 1.350 m. It is divided into top view, middle view and bottom view. The Yuan Dynasty was called "Qiongtai Palace". During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, 24 Taoist temples and hundreds of temple houses were repaired and expanded. Xianfeng in Qing dynasty was destroyed by fire for six years (1856). Some temples have been restored. This is the starting point of Wudang Mountain passenger ropeway. It has become an important tourist distribution center.
Qionglai Temple was called "Qionglai Palace" in Yuan Dynasty, and changed to Guan in Ming Dynasty. Divided into top view, middle view and bottom view. The names of Qiongtai Sanguan are all very nice. The top view is called "White Jade Turtle Terrace", the middle view is called "Purple Moon Qiongtai" and the bottom view is called "Yule Xiaoxiao Terrace". In history, 24 Taoist temples were built between the three temples according to the ups and downs of the mountain, and they were connected by pavilions and bridges. Therefore, there is a saying that "you can't see the sky when you go out, and your shoes don't get wet when it rains". It can be seen that the architecture of Qionglai Pass at that time was grand and wonderful.
6. Xuanyuemen Xuanyuemen is a three-story, four-column and five-story wood-like building with a height of12m and a width of12.4m.. It represents the "five cities and twelve floors" believed by Taoism, that is, this place is a place to wait and meet immortals. Taoism regards the human throat as a "twelve-sky-floor" acupoint, so it means that this place is the turn of Yin and Yang, the first holy gate of Wudang Mountain, and is called the first pass of the celestial world. Therefore, there is a saying in Wudang Mountain that "enter Xuan Yue Gate and give your life to God". It means that when a mortal enters this celestial gate, it is not his call to live or die, but a blessing or a curse. Therefore, people who have come to Wudang Mountain to make pilgrimages since ancient times, after entering the Xuan Yue Gate, all look solemn and dare not laugh.
Xuan Yue doors are carved with tenons and mortises made of huge blue stone carvings. Ancient craftsmen used high relief, hollowing out, round carving, flat carving, scratching the ground and other methods to carve patterns such as cranes, Ruiyun, Youlong, Ruyi and Eight Immortals, which were compact and stretched, giving people a sense of luxury and stability. This huge stone carving building, because of its exquisite craftsmanship, is known as the treasure of stone carving art in China.