The Forbidden City sits at the heart of Beijing, a 15th‑century imperial palace complex that ruled Chinese politics for 500+ years and now houses the Palace Museum.
Pilgrims and tourists flock to the Wudang Mountains in central China, drawn by Taoist temples, ancient halls and the belief that the site embodies weather, harvest and peace. Local families visit with reverence, while guides describe Taoist practices that blend movement with stillness.