Locate
Wudang Mountain on the Map
Nestled in the northwestern region of Hubei Province, Central China, Wudang Mountain is situated close to Shiyan City.
Where is the Program?
Wudang Mountain
You will be staying at Manjusattva Resort, which is located in the World Heritage Site of Wudang Mountain.
- The closest Town is Wudangshan, a 30min bus ride to the Resort, which has a High-Speed train station and long distance bus station.
- The closest city is Shiyan, a 40min drive to Wudangshan Town, which has a Domestic Airport.
By Air
The nearest airport is Shiyan Wudangshan Airport
From the airport, you can take a taxi or an airport shuttle bus to the entrance of Wudang Mountain. All international flights to China’s major cities connect to Shiyan.
By Train
Take a train to Wudangshan West Railway Station
From the station, you can take a local bus or taxi to the entrance of Wudang mountain. The station is well-connected to major cities like Beijing and Shanghai.
By Bus
Take a bus to Wudangshan Town
Once in nearby cities like Shiyan or Xiangyang, buses are available to Wudangshan Town. However, this option may be less convenient for non-Mandarin speakers.
Apply for Visa
To apply for a Chinese travel visa, you need to visit the Chinese Visa Application Service Center (CVASC) or the Chinese embassy/consulate in your country. Here is a brief guide.
- Online Application: Start by filling out the visa application form through the China Online Visa Application (COVA) website. This is required before submitting your documents.
- Submit Documents: After completing the form, submit your application and required documents in person at the CVASC or the Chinese embassy/consulate that serves your region.
- Processing and Pickup: Once your application is processed, you can collect your passport with the visa from the same location. Fees vary depending on visa type and payment methods will be specified by the CVASC or embassy. (Typically takes 5-8 business days to process).
Prepare Required Documents
- A valid passport with at least six months of validity and blank visa pages.
- A completed visa application form (available online or at the Chinese embassy/consulate).
- A recent passport-sized photo.
- Invitation letters (if applicable).
- Proof of travel arrangements (e.g., flight tickets, accomodation details upon arrival, travel insurance).
Required Registration after entry
After entering China, foreigners are required to complete temporary residence registration within 24 hours of arrival. Here’s how it works:
- Staying at a Hotel: If you’re staying at a hotel, the staff will handle the registration for you during check-in. Ensure they provide you with a registration slip as proof.
- Staying at a Private Residence: If you’re staying with friends, family, or in a rented apartment, you must register at the local Public Security Bureau (PSB). Bring the following:
- Your passport with the visa and entry stamp.
- A copy of your host’s ID or residence permit (if applicable).
- Proof of address (e.g., rental agreement or utility bill).
*Failure to register may result in fines or complications with your visa.
Packing List
Here’s a seasonal summary of essential items for your retreat at Wudang Mountain:
Spring (March–May)
- Clothing: Light layers like t-shirts, sweaters, and a windbreaker.
- Footwear: Comfortable walking shoes.
- Extras: Rain gear and a lightweight scarf for variable weather.
Summer (June–August)
- Clothing: Lightweight, breathable fabrics such as cotton and linen.
- Footwear: Comfortable sandals and walking shoes.
- Extras: Sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and insect repellent.
Autumn (September–November)
- Clothing: Layered outfits including t-shirts, sweaters, and a medium-weight jacket.
- Footwear: Comfortable walking shoes.
- Extras: Rain gear for occasional showers and a scarf for cooler evenings.
Winter (December–February)
- Clothing: Warm layers like thermals, sweaters, and a heavy coat.
- Footwear: Warm, sturdy boots.
- Extras: Gloves, hat, scarf, and hand warmers for colder temperatures.
Each season calls for practical items like:
toiletries, medications/supplements, a reusable water bottle, a journal/pen, camera and a small backpack for day trips.
These basics ensure you’re well-prepared for both the weather and the retreat activities!
Don’t Hesitate to contact us
Reach out to us through the provided contact information below. Let’s start a conversation about how we can collaborate to make your travels to Wudang Mountain as smooth as possible.
International Email
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Phone support
+86 (199) 7172-8728
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