Zhenjiang

Maoshan, known as the "abode of immortals in Qin and Han dynasties, and home to prime ministers in Liang and Tang," is a sacred site of Taoism located at the junction of Jurong City, Zhenjiang, and Jintan District, Changzhou, Jiangsu Province. It runs north to south with an area of over 50 square kilometers. Maoshan is the birthplace of the Shangqing School of Taoism and is known by Taoists as the "Shangqing Zongtan." It has the reputation of being the "Eighth Grotto Heaven and First Blessed Land." "Taoist health preservation, leisure vacation, ecological sightseeing," Jintan Maoshan has successively rebuilt the Qianyuan Temple, Choushou Temple, Yuanyang Temple, and other millennium-old Taoist temples. At the same time, it has planned the entire 108 square kilometer Maoshan tourism area, highlighting the characteristics of Maoshan Taoism, mountain water (hot springs), tea culture, and the culture of educated youth. Jintan Maoshan possesses the natural environment of the blessed land of Maoshan's grotto heaven, inheriting the Taoist cultural heritage of Maoshan for a thousand years, forming a unique and rich type of holiday resources. The combination of various resources such as mountains, water, forest, spring, salt, tea, medicine, fruit, palaces, temples, intangible cultural heritage provides Jintan…