Wudang Mountain Tourism Development Center

Located in the Taichi Lake Zoology and Culture Tourism Area, this center occupies an area of 6,118 square meters. Its gross building area totals 19,178 sq m. It was also designed by the China Architecture Design Institute.

Fully utilizing land-water integration, the project follows the Toaist concept of natural architecture, integrating tourism consultations, information inquiry, tourist services and image demonstration into one center.

The top 10 engineering projects in 2012, celebrating 600 years of history mass construction in the Wudang Mountains.The Top 10 Projects of the Wudang Mountains, including The Restoration of the Yuxu Palace Main Hall, were completed in 2012. The projects were financed with over 1 billion yuan ($161 million).

In 1412, Emperor Yongle of the Ming Dynasty (1368 – 1644) launched two large projects characterized as "building the Forbidden City in the north and building Wudang in the south". Wudang welcomed another golden period of development in 2012, marking 600 years of construction and growth.

Wudang Mountain Tourism Development Center