Taoist sacred mountain

old Qing Xu Guan taoist Temple (now Ping Yao Museum)

Imperial Taoist ritual place

"A-Ma Temple is one of the oldest and most famous Taoist temples in Macau. Built in 1488, the temple is dedicated to Matsu, the goddess of seafarers and fishermen." - wiki

"Zhenwu Temple (...) was used for the worship of Emperor Zhenwu, a Taoist deity and god of the sea." "A Stone Statue of the founder of Chinese Taoism, [Lao Tze], made in the Song Dynasty is located in a scenic reserve outside Quanzhou." (AB Ev) – "The Statue of Lao Tze is not only an invaluable relic of the development of Taoism in Quanzhou, but also the largest surviving Taoist stone statue in China." (Nomination file, p. 74)

There are Taoist shrines in the Forbidden City.

"Some of the cultural heritage attributes also contain evidence of the intermingling of Buddhism with Taoism and local spirituality, such as mountain gods, the Great Bear, and wild animals." - AB Evaluation

In Daoism, Xi Wangmu, the Queen Mother of the West, is believed to guard the peach trees of immortality in the Tian Shan

Taoist monasteries

Baopu Taoist Monastery

The city hosted a major debate between Buddhism and Taoism in the 13th century (AB ev)

"For each of the nominated components, the State Party describes a rich array of annual festivals, rites and continuing spiritual practices at the temples, including some that incorporate local belief systems (such as shrines dedicated to the Mountain Spirit, longevity totems associated with Taoism and Shamanism.." (AB ev)

"Taoism strongly affected the selection or arrangement of the stone animals. The cross arrangement of the stone sheep and of the stone tigers seems to reflect the concept of yin and yang. Taegeuk, the symbol of the Supreme Ultimate, is found in the middle part of the Buddhist yeongtak (bell) design; the 12 zodiac gods with elements inspired by Buddhism appear on the stone retaining walls; and there are repeated cloudpatterns. All of these are manifestations of Taoist symbolism." - nomination file

"few of the Taoist temples and monasteries, more than 60 of which have been located, survive to any degree of completeness. Among the exceptions are the Taoyuan Temple, the Wannian Palace, the Sanqing Hall, the Tiancheng Temple, the Baiyun temple, and the Tianxin temple, all of which have survived to varying degrees of authenticity" (AB ev)

Taoist holiest mountain

It is a holy Taoist mountain.

Mount Emei - before the arrival of Buddhism, Mount Emei was Taoism mountain, Fuhu Temple originally was Taoist Temple.

Lu Xiujing built the Simplicity and Tranquillity Temple as the repository of Taoist scriptures

"Motifs in most Goguryeo tomb murals display influences from the Taoist culture of the Yan Dynasty of China." - Cultural Heritage Administration of Korea (CHA) Korean Heritage Summer Webzine Spring 2009 (Vol.2,No.1)

"Motifs in most Goguryeo tomb murals display influences from the Taoist culture of the Yan Dynasty of China." - Cultural Heritage Administration of Korea (CHA) Korean Heritage Summer Webzine Spring 2009 (Vol.2,No.1)

The integration of Buddhist, Confucian, Taoist and geomantic concepts is manifest (Unesco)

Anapji Pond - "The name Anapji appears in the 16th century Joseon era document Augmented Survey of the Geography of Korea with the explanation that King Munmu made the pond with Taoist aesthetics." - wiki

Zhongyue Taoist Temple AB)

Dazu for its outstanding evidence of the harmonious synthesis of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism (AB)

Xianjuyan Taoist Temple is located on the foot of Zhanglao Peak, the main peak of Danxiashan NP

Melaka's Cheng Hoon Taoist temple (the Chinese Temple)