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Qingdao - Laoshan
Mountain
Laoshan,
one of China's scenic mountains and famous for many Taoist temples, is
located some thirty kilometers east of the coastal city of Qingdao. The
entire mountain range is 300 square kilometers with the Huanghai Sea to
its south. It was regarded as the " Home of Immortals" in ancient
times, and has long been favored by Taoists and monks as a sanctuary.
Scattered about the mountain are nine palaces, eight scenic spots and
72 monasteries, making it the second largest Taoist center in the country.
Laoshan, with its spectacular mountain peaks, oddly-shaped rocks, deep
caves, crystal springs, lush green forests and mysterious clouds, attracts
a large number of tourists each year, who come to observe the wonderful
views of the sun and the moon rising over the sea as well as the outgoing
and incoming tides.
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Taishan / Qianfo
Mountain
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Qiyun
Mountain
Situated in Xiuning County north
of Huangshan Mountain, Qiyun Mountain is one of the four Taoist Mountains
in China. It is 1,000 meters above sea level, with 36 peaks, 72 steep
cliffs, 16 caves, 24 canyons and spectacular natural views above crystal
streams and waterfalls. There are a total of 108 structures housing
palaces, temples, halls, pavilions and other buildings with numerous
Buddhist sculptures, paintings and monuments.
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