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Jade Emperor Summit
Jade Emperor Summit is the highest point on Mount Tai, which is also renamed as...
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Wudafu Pine
According to Historical Records, when the first emperor of Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC) came to climb Mount Tai in 219 BC, he was caught in a storm and then stayed under a huge tree for protection.
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Cloud Stepping Bridge
The bridge is above the deep and precipitous valley.
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Middle Heavenly Gate
The gate is also called Second Heavenly Gate, which is 847 meters high above sea level.
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Shiba Pan
Shiba Pan, or Eighteen Twists is the steepest and most splendid part among all the parts of the ancient mountaineering path.
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Guest-greeting Pine
On the west hill slope of Wudafu Pine, the Guest-greeting Pine stands still and elegantly.
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Bixia Temple
Bixia temple locates on the summit of Mount Tai, and it has two yards.
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