Tai'an Dai Temple (1 hour) → Daizong Archway (1 hour) → Hongmen Palace (1 hour) → Doumu Palace (1 hour) → Jing Shi Valley in Mount Tai Scenic Area (1 hour) → Hutian Pavilion (1 hour) → Huima Ridge (1 hour) → Zhongtianmen (1 hour) → Happy Three - li Stretch (1 hour) → Yunbu Bridge (1 hour) → Wudafu Pine (1 hour) → The 18 - Bend of Mount Tai (1 hour) → South Gate of Heaven in Mount Tai Scenic Area (1 hour) → Heavenly Street (1 hour) → Bixia Temple (1 hour) → Tang Dynasty Cliff Inscriptions (1 hour) → "The Most Prestigious of the Five Great Mountains" (1 hour) → Yuhuangding in Mount Tai Scenic Area (1 hour) → Gongbei Stone (1 hour)
Taishan has accompanied the inheritance of Chinese civilization over the past five thousand years. It symbolizes the prosperity of the country and the survival of the nation. It is the spiritual home of the Chinese nation, a microcosm of Eastern culture, and a place where the idea of "harmony between man and nature" is entrusted. It carries rich geographical, historical, and cultural connotations. The ancients regarded it as a paradise "leading directly to the imperial throne", making it a sacred mountain worshipped by the common people and sacrificed to by emperors.
