Mount Tai (Taishan) – Sacred mountain

#chinatrip Mount Tai, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Shandong Province, is one of China’s most revered mountains, known for its cultural and historical significance. For centuries, emperors and scholars have climbed its 7,200 steps, leaving behind temples, stone inscriptions, and breathtaking scenery. The climb to the 1,545-meter Jade Emperor Peak is challenging but rewarding, offering stunning sunrise views above the clouds. Rich in Taoist and Buddhist heritage, it remains a popular pilgrimage site. Well-preserved trails, ancient architecture, and panoramic landscapes make Mount Tai a must-visit for history enthusiasts, hikers, and spiritual seekers looking for an unforgettable experience in China.