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Maoshan
This page has not been updated since June 2014.
Maoshan, located in the Jiangsu Province, is one of the most famous Daoist Sacred Mountains. At one point in history, it hosted more 900 temples. Today, it receives over a million visitors each year.
In order to protect the natural landscape, measures have been undertaken to minimise the human influence on the local environment. For instance, all electric wires are buried under the
ground, all advertisement boards are made from recyclable materials and all street lamps use solar energy. When new temples are built, protection of trees and large rocks is prioritised, whereby, instead of removing them, the temples are built around them.
No private cars are allowed into the site and all visitors are advised to take public transportation or cycle.
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Daoist Faith Statement
Formal statement of Daoist beliefs about ecology: "If all things in the universe grow well, then a society is a community of affluence. If not, this kingdom is on the decline." |
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ARC and the Faiths
Faith communities are working in countless ways to care for the environment. This section outlines the basics of each faith’s history, beliefs and teachings on ecology. |
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May 13, 2014:
Three Daoist pilgrim cities join the Green Pilgrimage Network
Three Daoist pilgrim cities joined the Green Pilgrimage Network last month, at a Daoist ecological meeting in the remote city of Ziyang in the Qinling mountains. |
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