2-Day Side Trip to Mt.Wutai

- Wutaishan Mountain Tour

Trip Highlights - Attractions involved: Mt. Wutai.Mt. Wutaishan covers an area of 2,837 square kilometers (1,095.4 square miles), and its five main peaks, positioned east, south, west, north, and in the middle, embrace one another with broad and plain terraces rather than forests on their tops. The beauty of rising and falling ridges of mountains, exotic rocks, crisscrossed gullies, crystalline waters and towering green forests also gives Mt. Wutaishan its reputation as a colorful and notable tourist resort.As a famous mountain in China, thousands of tourists travel there every year. If you're intrested in exploring Mt. Wutaishan, feel free to contact us for the two days Mt. Wutai tour quotation or any other information you want.
Availability: All year round.    Daily Pick-up Point & Time: Hotel, 8:30am.    Daily Finishing Point & Time: Hotel, 5:00pm.   Duration: 2 Days.

Tour Itinerary: (B-Breakfast, L-Lunch, D-Dinner)
Day 01: Taiyuan / Mt. Wutai
Today you will be picked up at your hotel and driven to Mt. Wutai. After your arrival, you will check in a 4 star hotel.
Hotel: Five Peaks Hotel 4 star (or similar class)
Day 02: Mt. Wutai / Taiyuan (B/L)
Today, you will climb to the top of Mt. Wutai to enjoy the beautiful scenery and visit many Buddhism Temples. Mt. Wutai is one of the Four Sacred Buddhism Mountains in China. The other three are: Mt. Emei inSichuan Province, Mt. Putuoshan in Zhejiang Province and Mt. Jiuhua in Anhui Province. After the tour, you will be sent back to Taiyuan for your next destination.
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Attraction Description:
Mt. Wutaishan The most holy land of Chinese Buddhism, Mt. Wutaishan lies in Wutai County in Xinzhou Region, Shanxi Province. It is rated on both the list of the first group of national scenic spots designated by the State Council, and the list of the Top 10 scenic spots in Shanxi Province. It is as famous as Mt.Emeishan in Sichuan Province, Mt.Putuoshan in Zhejiang Province, and Mt.Jiuhuashan in Anhui Province, all of which are renowned as the four sacred Buddhist Mountains.