Happy Valley Tourist Area of Wudang Mountain
The Happy Valley Tourist Area of Wudang Mountain is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.
Nestled against mountains and beside waters, the Happy Valley Tourist Area of Wudang Mountain boasts picturesque scenery, lush vegetation, and rugged cliffs, forming a natural oxygen bar. It is a uniquely recreational and experiential tourist destination in Wudang Mountain, covering an area of 6 square kilometers. The scenic area not only features beautiful natural landscapes but also preserves relics of Zhang Sanfeng, as well as tourism resources such as Wudang bungee jumping, rafting adventures, zip-lining, CS battle games, dragon boat speedboats, outdoor expansion activities, eco-tourism, dining and accommodation, and treasure hunting on shallow beaches.
Wudang Bungee Jumping
With a vertical height of 75 meters, it is the highest canyon bungee jump in China. Visitors can take a 45-meter-high, three-sided sightseeing elevator to reach the highest point of the jump platform.
Zip-lining
During the 280-meter ride, overcome the weightlessness caused by a 40-meter height difference, and experience the sensation of flying lightly like a bird or soaring like an eagle.
Happy Valley Rafting
“Let loose for a day, happy all summer.” This is a rafting experience themed around “emotion.” The river course is 5.8 kilometers long with a maximum drop of 70 meters. The entire thrilling journey offers visitors a unique rafting experience.
Real-life CS Battle
Experience this intense and high-tech recreational activity in a 18,000-square-meter pristine jungle. Rely on teamwork to outsmart opponents and return victorious and joyful.
Outdoor Expansion Training
Conducted in the pristine jungle, the training includes various conventional expansion activities such as cliff jumping, ladder climbing, horizontal bar hanging, trust falls, electric grid crossing, minefield navigation, and the graduation wall. Through these exercises, participants can effectively unlock their potential, enhance personal psychological resilience, foster team spirit, strengthen group cohesion, and better integrate into future life and work.
Speedboat Cruising
Set against the scenic backdrop of the canyon, it creates a harmonious blend of sky and earth, offering a back-to-nature experience. Feel the thrill and excitement of navigating through eighteen bends, allowing your body and mind to fully relax.
Dragon Boat Racing
Each person paddles with vigor, racing forward like dragons in rapid waters. It is a sport that helps improve physical fitness and cultivates the spirit of courage, determination, and boldness.
Mini Go-Karts
Mini go-karts create big thrills. Challenge professional-level racing on a nearly 2-kilometer professional track, speed freely, enjoy the feeling of “flying,” experience the rush of speed and passion, and embark on a magical go-kart adventure.
Children’s Fun Park
Inflatable castles, mini pirate ships, laser bumper cars, children’s trampolines, bumper cars… Enjoy childhood to the fullest with endless happiness.
Happy Valley Scenic Area (Flower Exhibition + Tai Chi Performance)
The Happy Valley Scenic Area is 3.8 kilometers long and consists of two main parts: the Flower Viewing Area and the Tai Chi Culture Experience Area. The Flower Viewing Area blooms mainly in April and September, featuring tulips, poppies, peach blossoms, and more. The Tai Chi Culture Experience Area is built based on the legend that the patriarch Zhang Sanfeng once lived in seclusion here, attaining enlightenment and creating his martial art. “All tai chi in the world originates from Wudang.” The legendary Zhang Sanfeng, with his genius wisdom, created an exquisite martial art that has attracted over a hundred million followers. Relics such as the bamboo forest, patriarch’s cave, Wuji Bridge, and plank corridor stream recreate the process of the patriarch creating his martial art—making it the best place to remember the immortal Zhang Sanfeng. The perfect integration of spiritual quest and wellness, culture and experience, offers a journey where mountains, water, and joy are united.
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