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Taoist Sacred Mountains: Qingcheng & Wudang 6D5N

Chengdu · Dujiangyan · Shiyan

Taoist Sacred Mountains: Qingcheng & Wudang 6D5N

A deep Taoist culture journey: tai chi & Taoist tea at Mt. Qingcheng (birthplace of Taoism), then Golden Summit & Purple Cloud Temple at Wudang — a premium pick for wellness travelers.

Signature

Signature

Operated directly by our own in-house team.

Duration

6 days / 5 nights

Group size

2–8 travelers

Activity level

Challenging

Pace

Active pace

Route

Chengdu → Shiyan

Best forWellness travelersIn-depth culture travelersMartial arts & tai chi lovers

Highlights

  • Qingcheng front-mountain Taoist complex
  • Morning tai chi + Taoist vegetarian lunch
  • Wudang Golden Summit (bronze hall)
  • Ritual observation at Purple Cloud Temple
  • Tai chi class with Wudang master

Best time to visit

April-June and September-October; winter snow is stunning but slippery.

Day-by-day itinerary

  1. D1

    Arrive Chengdu

    Gaiwan tea at People's Park, Kuanzhai Alleys.

    Meals: D4-star hotel, Chengdu
  2. D2

    Mt. Qingcheng · Tao Follows Nature

    Taoist temples by cable car and on foot, vegetarian temple lunch, hot spring hotel.

    Meals: L/Dfoot of Qingchenghot spring hotel
  3. D3

    Morning Practice, then Wudang

    Tai chi class, Dujiangyan irrigation system, fly to Wudang.

    Meals: L/D4-star hotel, foot of Wudang
  4. D4

    Wudang · Nanyan & Purple Cloud

    Prince Slope, Purple Cloud Temple rituals, Dragon-Head Incense at Nanyan.

    Meals: L/DSame as the previous night
  5. D5

    Golden Summit & Tai Chi Class

    Cable car to the Golden Summit, hike down, tai chi with a Wudang master.

    Meals: L/DSame as the previous night
  6. D6

    Departure

    Airport or rail station transfer.

    Meals: B—

What’s included

  • Hand-picked hotels with daily breakfast
  • Private vehicle with driver
  • English-speaking local guide
  • Admission tickets to listed sights and experiences
  • Intercity rail/flight tickets as stated
  • Meals as listed in the itinerary
  • 24/7 local emergency support

Not included

  • International flights and visa fees
  • Travel insurance (strongly recommended)
  • Single-room supplement
  • Personal expenses and optional activities
  • Gratuities for guide and driver (optional)

Questions travelers ask

When is the best time to take this tour?+

April-June and September-October; winter snow is stunning but slippery.

What etiquette is required in the temples?+

Do not step on thresholds, no photos of deities, finish all vegetarian food, dress modestly — we hold a briefing before the trip.