Here comes the guide to getting stamps at Maoshan

Maoshan, as the "first blessed land and the eighth cave heaven" of Taoism, has both the mysterious feeling of a thousand-year-old Taoist temple and the fresh breath of mountain nature. It only takes an hour and a half to drive from Nanjing, and the full day trip begins✨ 🌟Stamping guide, there are three places where you can get stamps, all free👍 ✨Creative store at the Visitor Center ~ 8 free stamps (some of which overlap with the creative store at Manfukung Palace) ✨Maoshan Cultural and Creative Flagship Store ~ ​​8 free chapters ✨Maoshan Coffee Post Office ~ Free 1 color set, 9 single colors 🔥Itinerary (One-day Tour Highlights)📍Morning: Climb to the top to explore and experience Taoist culture We set off from Nanjing at 8:30 in the morning and drove for an hour and a half to the Maoshan Visitor Center parking lot (the parking lot charges 10 yuan per time). Because we bought the scenic spot ticket and scenic spot bus package online in advance, we got off the bus and went directly to take the scenic spot bus 🔥 (package ticket 120 yuan per person) 🔥The first stop on the bus is Jiuxiao Wanfu Palace (Ding Palace) This is the highest point of Maoshan (372.5 meters above sea level), overlooking the mountains and sea of ​​clouds. The Taoist temple with red walls and golden roof is suitable for checking in in Hanfu. You can touch the "Fu" stone wall to pray for blessings, and experience the Taoist ascension legend on the ascension platform; take photos in the early morning when the clouds and mist are lingering to maximize the fairyland value. 🔥The second stop is Yuanfu Wanning Palace (Yin Palace), the location of the "Jade Seal", one of the four treasures of Maoshan. The ancient buildings and the thousand-year-old ginkgo trees complement each other. ✨You can take photos in front of the "Fu" character on the Duxing Gate, visit the huge statue of Laozi, and take photos and check in. ✨After visiting the Yin Palace, you can visit the Xianren Cave and Huayang Cave. The Xianren Cave has a constant temperature of 18℃ and stalactites in various shapes and forms; Huayang Cave is famous for its cliff carvings and negative oxygen ion "fairy air". Explore the underground cave and experience the wonders of nature; the cave is damp and the stairs are steep, so it is recommended to wear non-slip shoes. 🔥The third stop: Chongxi Wanshou Palace ✨Xi Ke Spring, where the water surges with applause, is known as the "spring that greets" The palace is huge, and the cherry blossoms at the entrance are here, so it's great for taking photos✨ 🔥The fourth stop: Sunan Anti-Japanese War Victory Monument and New Fourth Army Memorial Hall ✨You can hear the echo of military bugles when you light firecrackers at the monument, and the memorial hall displays the history of Maoshan's anti-Japanese war. Learn about the red culture and experience the unique design of the "Magical Monument". 📸Photography check-in point 1. Morning Mist at Dinggong: For those who wake up early, you can take pictures of the Taoist temple when it is surrounded by clouds and mist at sunrise. 2. Stalactites in Xianren Cave: The light and shadows in the cave interweave, and the stalactites are like natural sculptures, full of mystery. 3. Xike Spring: The dynamic moment of spring water gushing out with applause, recording the natural wonder. 💡Practical Tips 1. There is a lot of walking in the scenic area, so it is recommended to wear light sports shoes; the parking fee for self-driving is 10 yuan/time, and the scenic area shuttle bus can save energy. 2. Etiquette Note: The Taoist gesture for worshipping gods is left hand on top, do not step on the threshold 3. Safety tips: The cave is slippery, so walk slowly and carefully. People with claustrophobia should be careful when entering, and bring your own drinking water.