Mao Mountain

It’s similar to Lushan, there are more Taoist views, going down the mountain by car is to go to Laozi like, taking the cable car down the mountain is Changzhou Liyang... Very magical scenic spots have received tickets, can you be equipped with more cleaning, a lot of garbage...

It’s similar to Lushan, there are more Taoist views, going down the mountain by car is to go to Laozi like, taking the cable car down the mountain is Changzhou Liyang... Very magical scenic spots have received tickets, can you be equipped with more cleaning, a lot of garbage...

Arrived early in the morning again. Except for me, only retired old people arrived first. 5A level scenic spots have also gone to several, and I feel that I don't have a very deep point. Whether it is Buddha or Tao, there are "yuan" people who are crossing; I heard a saying before, we are always asking God to bless, what can be exchanged for God. I don't ask for anything because I really can't give anything. Most of the halls are in a hurry to see and stroll around; I hope all the gods forgive me for my rudeness. I just saw someone in the hall and felt that the worship would make me a little scared. Less than 2 hours to go shopping. Ps, once again confirming what plant I may really be allergic to, my nose runs down the mountain.

⛰️ Maoshan is one of the sacred sites of Taoism in China, with rich historical relics and many cultural relics. Maoshan Taoism has been developed in the history of two thousand years. Feng Sanmao Zhenjun is the ancestor of Kaishan. It is the birthplace of the Shangqing School of Taoism and is known as the "Shangqing Zongtan". 🏔️ Maoshan has a unique natural landscape. There are many scenic spots on the mountain, with the victory of Jiufeng, Jiuquan, 26 holes and 28 pools. 🗽 Jurong Maoshan includes the scenic spots of Jiulong Wanfu Palace, Yuanfu Wanning Palace, Chongxu Wanshou Palace, and Karst Cave Xianren Cave. 🙈🙈🙈😍 Students must go to the Jiulong Wanfu Palace scenic spots to visit 🤗 There are gods of Laozi there 👏🧒🏻 Students can climb all the way up and feel the fun of climbing the mountain. Visit the attractions and climb slowly. Or buy a ticket directly, the car drives all the way to the top of the mountain ⛰️, and then go down the mountain all the way. ❤️ Special reminder: Maoshan is divided into Jurong Maoshan (Zhenjiang) and Jintan Maoshan (Changzhou), don't go wrong!

The parking fee for the scenic spot is 10 yuan a time, it is really recommended, very conscience! Jingjiao car route planning is very reasonable, from the highest point to play. I thought there would be many people on May 1, but fortunately there were not many people. I also took the time to take the ropeway, 90 people back and forth, the scenery is very good! Worth playing!

The scenic spot is very large, but the scenic spot is equipped with a special car, 35 yuan per person, which is convenient for tourists to go up and down the mountain. The scenic spot is beautiful, and several important attractions are all around Taoism. Mainly there are Dinggong, Yingong and Xigong. This is the first famous mountain of Taoism in China. There is the world's largest bronze statue of Laozi. Got the Guinness World Records. Worth a visit.

The ticket issuance speed from Trip.com is very fast, and there is no need to change paper tickets. It is very convenient to enter the park by swiping your ID card. Jurong Maoshan is a famous Taoist mountain with a long history. It is located in Jurong City, Jiangsu Province. The mountains are unique. Maoshan is the head of the 72 blessed places of Taoism in China. It is known as "the first strange mountain in the world, with a rich cultural heritage. Maoshan has been a major activity center of Chinese Taoism since ancient times. Maoshan is the birthplace of Shangqing distribution of Chinese Taoism. Historically, it has been an important military strategic place with beautiful natural scenery. Maoshan's natural scenery is fresh and beautiful, with the beautiful scenery of "Jiufeng, Jiuquan, Twenty-Six Caves, Twenty-Eight Pools", known as the Taoist "first blessing land, eighth cave sky".