Wudang Museum

The Wudang Museum contains the precious cultural relics of Wudang Mountain and the origin history of Wudang Kung Fu, and the history and culture of Wudang Mountain are introduced in detail. After visiting Wudang Mountain, it is a good historical review. After visiting the museum, it is very touching and meaningful.

Unfortunately, the museum was closed on Monday. The appearance is relatively old. There is Anqing Yi in Anhui nearby. Why settle in Wudangshan Town? There are several, 5 yuan, but unfortunately there is only a small piece of meat, eating slower becomes a "scattered mess". Sweet roasted sweet potatoes are 5 yuan 1 catty, buy one 2.3 yuan.

Wudangshan Museum takes Wudang Taoist culture exhibition as the theme, and interprets Wudang culture from architectural art, Xianshan celebrity, Taoist statue, Gongguan Tao music, Wudang martial arts, folk culture, and a brief history of Taoism. The whole exhibit is rich and exquisite, and the exhibition hall is atmospheric and compelling.

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This museum is in the Wudangshan Special Zone Cultural Square. It is divided into 3 floors. The royal treasures on display in the museum have more than 400 boutique cultural relics in the real thing. Among them, the exhibits are Jinlong, Yuqi and Shanjian. Recommended to Wudang Mountain.

No tickets, free admission with ID card, it can be very good, there are two floors inside, there are many things to see, divided into different categories of exhibition areas, there is a shopping area, things are small, but very beautiful, it is worth seeing, about less than an hour can be seen, Unfortunately, there is a hall that is not open, not seen! ! !

When you go to Wudang Mountain, you must see the museum. Many cultural relics in the temple have moved to the museum. There are several museums on the upper and lower floors, and you need to register your ID card to go in. There are no people in the museum on weekdays, so you can watch the exhibition quietly. There are many Ming and Qing cultural relics, as well as projection sound and light documentary films. The museum is in the square, and the Grand Theatre is far away