Jingle Palace is the first of the Wudang Mountain Jiugong and was built in the Ming Yongle Year. However, in 1958, due to the construction of the Danjiangkou water conservancy project, Jingle Palace and the original Junzhou ancient city were submerged in the reservoir. What I see today is what it looks like after it was rebuilt. Today's Jingle Palace is a place of blessing and wishing. Countless good men and women come here to burn incense, pray for Guotai Min'an, the weather is good, the prayers are all right, and the thoughts come true! Each March 3rd, there will be a temple fair that integrates Taoist culture, Wudang martial arts and folk customs. Jingle Palace has a quiet environment and pleasant scenery. On the east side is the Wudang Mountain Taoist College. This is the only four-year undergraduate academy of Central Taoism, Central South, Southwest China and South China.