武当山

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Nivel 3·IATA: WDS

When to visit

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Super-peak (national holiday)PeakShoulderOff-season
Holiday surges
  • extremeSpring Festival· Lunar Jan 1–7 (late Jan / mid-Feb)
  • highQingming (Tomb-Sweeping)· Apr 4–6
  • extremeLabor Day· May 1–5
  • highDragon Boat Festival· Lunar May 5 (~Jun)
  • highMid-Autumn Festival· Lunar Aug 15 (~Sep/Oct)
  • extremeNational Day Golden Week· Oct 1–7
Taxi flag-drop:¥8starting fare

Atracciones

Pico Daming de Wudang武当大明峰4A4,53 € (35 CNY)
Teleférico Taihe de Wudangshan武当山太和索道11,65 € (90 CNY)
Lago Taiji de Wudang武当太极湖11,39 € (88 CNY)
Cima Dorada del área paisajística de Wudangshan武当山风景区-金顶Sitio patrimonial18,12 € (140 CNY)
Espectáculo Sueño de Wudang武当一梦24,33 € (188 CNY)
Palacio de la Nube Púrpura (Zixiao, Wudangshan)紫霄宫Sitio patrimonial1,94 € (15 CNY)
Teleférico del área paisajística de Wudangshan武当山风景区-索道11,65 € (90 CNY)
Palacio Nanyan (Wudangshan)南岩宫18,12 € (140 CNY)
Área paisajística de Taizipo (Wudangshan)太子坡景区18,12 € (140 CNY)

Hoteles

Económico

15,02 € (116 CNY)
/noche

Estándar

23,56 € (182 CNY)
/noche

Confort

59,15 € (457 CNY)
/noche

Los niveles se agrupan por categoría de estrellas del hotel: Económico ≈ 2★, Estándar ≈ 3★, Confort ≈ 4★ o más. Las cifras son tarifas medias por noche en toda la ciudad, por lo que un hotel concreto puede situarse por encima o por debajo de su nivel.

Comida

Comida económica

2,98 € (23 CNY)
/comida

Gama media

8,80 € (68 CNY)
/comida

Alta gama

26,54 € (205 CNY)
/comida
Imprescindible probar:
  • Wudang Taoist vegetarian feast
    武当道家斋宴 · Wǔdāng dàojiā zhāiyàn
  • Wudang tofu-skin rice parcels
    武当三鲜豆皮 · Wǔdāng sānxiān dòupí
  • Taihe braised chicken
    太和鸡 · Tàihé jī
  • Wudang soy-braised pig trotter
    武当陈酱猪蹄 · Wǔdāng chénjiàng zhūtí
  • Wudang fermented rice
    武当醪糟 · Wǔdāng láozāo
  • Taoist vegetarian dishes
    道家素菜 · Dàojiā sùcài
  • Wudang purple ginger
    武当紫芽姜 · Wǔdāng zǐyá jiāng
  • Wudang honey tangerines
    武当蜜橘 · Wǔdāng mìjú
Estilos:Comida rápida · Aperitivos callejeros · Casa de fideos

Cultura y patrimonio

Aperitivos famosos (5)

Wudang Dao TeaAperitivos famosos
A highland tea of northwestern Hubei steeped in Wudang's Daoist culture, once a Ming-dynasty tribute tea, a regional brand uniting Taiji wellness with Daoist tea craft.
A Daoist vegetarian banquet made from Wudang's wild mountain produce, famed for its "vegetarian made as meat" craft and rooted in Daoist ideas of natural simplicity and food-as-medicine.
Yunyang Sanhe SoupAperitivos famosos
A century-old noodle-soup snack of Yunyang in Shiyan, uniting sweet-potato vermicelli, sliced beef and beef dumplings in a robust ox-bone broth.
Huoshao FlatbreadAperitivos famosos
A traditional flatbread of the Shiyan area in northwestern Hubei, baked in a wood-fired oven until crisp outside and soft within, a daily staple of the region.
Wudang Honey OrangeAperitivos famosos
A fine citrus grown in the Danjiangkou reservoir area around Mount Wudang, thin-skinned and juicy with a balanced sweet-acid taste, a famed local fruit of the Wudang region.

Patrimonio cultural inmaterial (5)

Wudang Martial ArtsPCI nacional · Lista 第一批国家级非遗(2006).ª
One of China's two great martial-arts traditions, said to be founded by the late-Yuan Wudang Daoist Zhang Sanfeng, using softness to overcome hardness and training body and spirit together; a first-batch national ICH item from 2006.
The old Daoist tea-firing craft handed down on Wudangshan, which once produced Ming-dynasty tribute tea; a Hubei provincial ICH item in traditional skills.
Wudang Daoist Temple MusicPCI nacional · Lista 第二批国家级非遗(2008).ª
The Daoist temple music handed down through Wudang's monasteries for centuries, uniting song, dance and instruments; a national ICH treasure of traditional music.
Wudangshan Temple FairPCI nacional · Lista 第三批国家级非遗(扩展项目).ª
A traditional folk gathering at Wudangshan that grew from pilgrims' incense-offering journeys, held twice a year with the lunar-third-month-third fair the grandest; a national ICH item.
A thousand-year Daoist medical tradition of Wudang, rising in the Qin-Han and flowering in the Ming, with its unique "four ones" therapy; a Hubei provincial ICH item.
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