Wudang Mountains is transformed after snowfall

By Le Qin ( chinadaily.com.cn )

Updated: 2014-02-20

Heavy snow at Wudang Mountains tourist attraction in Shiyan city, Hubei province, on Feb 17 and 18, turned the scenic spot into a sort of winter wonderland.

About 30 cm of snow fell at the site during the two days, with some areas receiving 40 cm, wudangshan.gov.cn reported.

The local authorities quickly cleaned up the snow on the roads of all scenic spots, so as to ensure the safety of visitors.

Wudang Mountains looked like a traditional Chinese ink painting, with its ancient palaces, pavilions and terraces, as well as pine trees.

Wudang Mountains is transformed after snowfall

This photo shows Zixiao Palace in Wudang Mountains tourist attraction after the snow which fell on Feb 17 and 18.[Photo/wudangshan.gov.cn]

Wudang Mountains is transformed after snowfall

This photo shows Yuxu Palace in Wudang Mountains tourist attraction, which was transformed by the snow which fell on Feb 17 and 18. [Photo/wudangshan.gov.cn]

Wudang Mountains is transformed after snowfall

Staff of the Wudang Mountains tourist attraction clean the snow on the roads, so as to ensure the safety of visitors. [Photo/wudangshan.gov.cn]

Edited by Niva Whyman

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