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Mount North Wudang
Updated: Mar 22, 2019
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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Mount North Wudang [Photo/VCG]
Known as Longwang Mountain in ancient times, Mount North Wudang in the Lyuliang Mountains, central Shanxi province, is a holy site for Taoists.
The mountain, which has a forest coverage rate of more than 70 percent, is steep and forbidding. The peak is surrounded by cliffs, with only one 1,450-step ladder available for climbers.
Mount North Wudang is famous for its strange stones, especially the 5-ton stone standing on the edge of one of its cliff, which appears to be about to topple over.
Address: Fangshan county, Lyuliang city, Shanxi province
Admission fee: 50 yuan/per person
Opening hours: 8:00-17:00
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