Birthplace of Buddhist Tiantai Sect
Taizhou is the birthplace of the Tiantai sect of Buddhism and the Southern sect of Taoism. Mount Tiantai has been a center of Buddhist learning for over 1,500 years.
Shenxianju offers otherworldly scenery with its towering peaks and glass walkways. The Jiangnan Great Wall in Linhai is a unique fortification built to resist Japanese pirates.
The city combines spiritual heritage with natural wonders, offering visitors both cultural enrichment and outdoor adventure.
Mount Tiantai is the birthplace of the Tiantai sect of Buddhism. Guoqing Temple, the sect's headquarters, has been a center of Buddhist learning since the Sui Dynasty.
Shenxianju means "Immortal's Dwelling." Its dramatic peaks, deep valleys, and cloud-wreathed cliffs create an ethereal atmosphere worthy of the name.
The Linhai City Wall, also known as the Jiangnan Great Wall, was built during the Ming Dynasty to defend against Japanese pirates. It's often called the "Jiangnan Badaling."