Baiyun Mountain is a famous Taoist mountain. Located on the bank of the Yellow River, five kilometers south of Jiaxian County, Shaanxi Province. Also known as the craggy ridge, the mountain range extends from northwest to southeast and stands on the west bank of the surging Yellow River. The mountains are lush with pines and cypresses. In summer and autumn, there are often white clouds floating around, looming from afar, and it is known as the "Kansai Scenic Area". According to legend, there was a barefoot Taoist priest in ancient times, unkempt and unkempt, who claimed to be the real jade phoenix. He planted grass in a Mao 'an on the mountain, collected herbs during the day and practiced at night. His medical skills are brilliant, he treats people, and people respect him like a god. Later, Zhang of Yulin knew about it. He was afraid of the Dali Temple in the Song Dynasty on Wednesday. Because he couldn't bear to interrogate Zhong Liang Yue Fei, he became a monk. Later, Zhang helped him build a temple on the mountain, which was later the Baiyun Temple on the mountain. This mountain is a famous Taoist resort and tourist mountain in northern Shaanxi. The landscape on the mountain is the largest ancient architectural complex of Ming and Qing Dynasties in the northwest of China, and it is known as a pearl on the Yellow River.

Huashan Mountain is a famous Taoist mountain and one of the five mountains. Located in the south Qinling Mountains of Huayin, Shaanxi. "Huashan Ji" said that "in the pool at the top of the mountain, the lotus peanuts in Chiba emerged, hence the name Huashan"; Because there is a small Huashan in the west, it is also called Taihua Mountain. This mountain consists of five peaks: east, west, south, north and middle. The highest peak is Nanfeng, also known as Wild Goose Peak, which reaches the top and overlooks the mountains. Known for its strange adventures, it is one of the famous five mountains in China. As a place where people worship the gods, Huashan has a long history. According to mountain records, Huashan is "the place where Emperor Shao Hao of Baidicheng is in charge and where all gods are buried". When Pangu died, he was entrusted with a huge spiritual palm to pass through the meander. The arrival of Xuanyuan is a gathering of immortals. According to legend, Yao, Shun and others all visited Huashan Mountain. Long before the formation of Taoism, there were many immortals living in seclusion in the mountains, such as Feng Yi, Jade Bird Gong, Maonv, Red Axe, Xiaoshi, Maomeng and so on. After the formation of Taoism, many monks went up the mountain to create Taoist temples and practice in seclusion. In the Northern Wei Dynasty, Kou's ancestors went to Huashan to practice and lived in a stone room. During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Taoist Jiao Daoguang once lived alone on the North Peak, had a full meal and was convinced. In the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Gaozu and Emperor Taizong went to Huashan to worship Yue, and their daughter Princess Jin Xian also went to the mountain to practice. Zhong Liquan, Lv Dongbin and Cao Liu, famous Taoist priests, have all been to Huashan Mountain or lived in seclusion. Chen Tuan, a famous Taoist priest in Song Dynasty, lived in seclusion in Huashan for more than forty years. His works include Selected Works of Wisdom, Yutang Collection, Infinite Map, Congenital Map, etc. , and widely accept disciples, explain morality, make Huashan Taoism increasingly prosperous. Quanzhen religion rose in the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, around Huashan Mountain, where Wang Chuyi, Tan Chuduan and Hao Datong all practiced. Among them, Wang Chuyi wrote The Records of Huashan Mountain, and Hao Datong founded Quanzhen Huashan School. He Zhizhen, a Taoist priest in the Yuan Dynasty, lived in the mountains and dug holes widely, and devoted himself to hard work. The Ming Dynasty was the heyday of Huashan Taoism. At that time, the government and believers built temples, roads and holes. Incense is everywhere in the Taoist temple, and Taoist priests travel all the year round. Huayin county established a Taoist Committee to manage Huashan Taoist affairs. Taoism in Huashan in Qing Dynasty was weakening day by day. There are many Taoist temples scattered on Huashan Mountain with a long history. Most of the existing buildings were rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. Because there are many strange peaks and rocks in Huashan Mountain, the temples on the mountain are not large in scale, and most of them are built on the mountain, which is unique. The main existing buildings in Huashan include the Presiding Courtyard, Xidao Courtyard, Qunxian Temple, Wang Mu Palace, Yue Zhen Palace, Yunv Temple and Cui Yun Palace. There are Yuquanyuan, Chunyangguan, Xiangu and Yuanchao Cave at the foot of the mountain. According to the record of "Yunqiqian Cave in Heaven and Blessed Land", the West Xuan Cave in Huashan is the fourth cave in Taoism, and it is also called "the Three Yuan Extremely True Cave". Also known as Huashan, the fourth of the 36 caves, it is called "Gongxian Cave".

Jingfushan Taoist Mountain Resort. Wenshui Township, located in the northwest of Longxian County, Shaanxi Province, belongs to the middle branch of Kunlun Mountain and connects Liupanshan Mountain in the north, stretching for more than a thousand miles, and is located at the junction of Shaanxi and Gansu provinces. The elevation of the main peak is above 1900 meters, with steep mountains, lush trees and strange caves all over the territory; According to legend, when Emperor Han Jing lived in seclusion, Lou Jing, an alchemist, once lived here, so Emperor Han Jing named him Jingfushan, which means Dafushan. The main existing Taoist buildings and places of interest in the mountain include Longmen Cave Daoyuan, Yunxi Palace, Lingguan Hall, Jade Emperor Hall, Doum Hall, Qiuzu Hall, Laojun Hall, Ancestor Hall, Children's Palace, San Xuan Cave, Huang San Cave, Qiuzu Cave, Grinding Stone and Mixed Yuan Ding. Among them, the Daoyuan of Longmen Cave in Shanxi Border Canyon is the place where Qiu Chuji cultivates and performs the Dragon Sect of Quanzhen Sect. It is one of the famous Taoist mountains in northwest China.

Shaohua Mountain is a famous Taoist mountain. Located five kilometers southeast of Huayin County, Shaanxi Province. It belongs to the branch of Qinling Mountain, and it is also known as Hua Yin Tai Hua Mountain. It is named because it is lower and smaller than Taihua Mountain and has less scenery. There are three peaks in the mountain, called Hua Shaofeng in the west, commonly known as Du Xiufeng. Its northern bamboos are everywhere, and the shade is boundless. The Weihe River comes from the west, hovering in front of the mountain, and the flowing green hills are picturesque; Jade Girl Mountain, named in the middle, has a stone house on it, which is engraved with the words: "Shao Hua Green, Wei Shui Broad, Gentleman's Wind, High Water and Long Mountain." There are several Taoist temples on the top of the mountain. Dongfeng, commonly known as Banban Mountain, is the lowest of the three peaks.

Taibai Mountain is a famous Taoist mountain. Located at the junction of Meixian, Taibai and zhouzhi county in Shaanxi Province. It is the highest peak of the Qinling Mountains, with an altitude of 3,767 meters, hundreds of miles in Fiona Fang, which was divided into two parts in ancient times. East Taibai was called "Taiyi Mountain" in ancient times, also known as "Jingshan" and "Snow Mountain"; West Taibai is called "Aoshan", and the second peak is "Lingguang Terrace", commonly known as Wan Li Zhong Nanshan. Taibai Sea of Clouds is known as the wonders of the Western Qin Dynasty, and Taibai Snow is one of the eight scenic spots in Guanzhong. Its territory is mountainous, with strange caves and valleys, lush vegetation, deep forests and secluded valleys, beautiful scenery with birds singing in spring, and a combination of steep Huashan Mountain, majestic Mount Tai, beautiful Huangshan Mountain, beautiful Emei Mountain and beautiful Qingcheng Mountain. If you climb mountains in summer, you can see the four seasons in one day. It has been a place for Taoist activities since ancient times. It has always been a place to send tourists. This mountain is located under the Eight Immortals, the main peak, and has four legs. Every path will climb to the top of the mountain, and Taoist temples are distributed on both sides of the road. There are Ye Er Sea, Sanyehai, Huangyuchi, Sanqingchi, Wangyaochi, Nantianmen, Baiyangtai and Jiangjun Temple in the south. There are Jiangjunshi, Qisheng Palace, Old Temple, Lingguangtai, Yueliangping, Taibai Temple and Diaoyutai in the west. There are Sanguan Temple, Dayehai Temple, Wengong Temple, Nanyuan Palace and Doumu Palace at the northern foot, with white clouds up and down. There are Xiaowen Gong Temple, Song Huaping, Yuhuangding, Jieguan Pavilion, Shenxian Cave, Jinxiandong and Jinsuo Pass. There are a total of 108 Taoist temples in the whole mountain, some of which have been repaired one after another and officially opened to the public as Taoist venues.

Wushan is located in the southeast of Longxian County, Shaanxi Province, at the junction of Baoji City, and was called "West Town" in ancient times. Also known as "Mountain Crossing" and "Five Mountains". There are seventy-two peaks in the mountain, tall and handsome. Among them, Zhenxi Peak, Daxianfeng, Lingying Peak, WangQifeng and Huixianfeng are the most famous, leaving many myths and Taoist legends. Mountain Raytheon Cave, Real Cave, etc. It is the place where Taoist priests practiced in past dynasties. Wuyue Temple, a Taoist architectural complex, is located at 2. 5 kilometers from Shandong Province. It was built in the 16th year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (596). Successive dynasties have been destroyed and built repeatedly, and most of the existing temples were built in the Ming Dynasty. There are many giant stone tablets erected in the Song, Ming and Qing Dynasties and inscriptions by ancient celebrities, and there is also an inscription on the Panorama of Wushan Mountain in the fourth year of Ming Chenghua (1468), which was once called the small forest of steles, but now there are few left. There are Xixia Cave, Yuanhewo, Phoenix Stone and Bijia Mountain in the mountains, all of which are magnificent and are tourist attractions in Baoji area.

Wang Yao is a famous Taoist resort. Located about one kilometer east of Yaoxian County, Shaanxi Province. In the Tang Dynasty, it was called Jade Mountain. According to legend, there was a kind of ore on the mountain, which was buckled like green and regarded as jade, hence the name. Song and Yuan Dynasties called Wutai Mountain; In the sixth year of the Ming Dynasty (1572), in memory of Sun Simiao, a famous doctor in the Tang Dynasty, important medical classics such as Hehai were engraved on stone tablets and placed in the mountains, hence the name Wang Yaoshan. This mountain is about 1000 meters above sea level, which is the vein of Nanqiao Mountain in Yao County. It consists of five peaks: Ruiying, Yun Qi, Shengxian, Hua Xian and Qitian, which are high but not dangerous, humble but not vulgar. The mountains are covered with green peaks and towering cypresses. Temple scales, stone tablets, smoke, quiet environment. As early as the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it has become a famous Taoist mountain field in Guanzhong. There are many Taoist buildings on the mountain, such as Elite Temple, Sun Zhenren Temple, Jin Dian Temple, Yuan Temple, Immortal Temple, Ten Famous Medical Halls, Wang Yao Temple, Lv Zu Temple, Land Temple, Jade Emperor Building, Kuidou Building, theaters, bridges and pavilions. There are still 7 grottoes opened in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, 100 stone tablets and several statues from the Northern Wei Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, and some grottoes still retain murals of the Yuan Dynasty.

The famous Taoist mountain in Zhong Nanshan. Located in the south of Xi City, Shaanxi Province. A South Mountain in Zhong Nanshan and Zhou Nan, also known as Taiyi Mountain. It is the general name of Qinling Mountains from Wugong County in the west to Lantian County in the east, including Cuihua Mountain, Nanwutai Mountain, Guifeng Mountain and Lishan Mountain. Taoist scenic spots abound in China, and Luo Qibu is the star of Guan Gong Temple. According to historical records, Wang Zhongyang, the founder of Quanzhen Taoism, and Zhong Liquan, Lv Dongbin, Liu Haichan and other famous Taoist priests among the five northern ancestors all gave lectures here. Taoism has the saying that "immortals have gone out to the south since ancient times"; Known as the famous Taoist mountain in China.