2. Beixiangtang Temple is located on the west side of Gushan Mountain in Hecun Town, built on the stone wall halfway up the mountain. It was first founded in the Northern Wei Dynasty, and was founded in the Northern Qi Dynasty (550-577 AD). After the Northern Qi Dynasty, it continued to the Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties. There are 9 existing grottoes, including 725 Buddha statues (excluding other niches). Grottoes are divided into three groups: south, middle and north, and each group has a big cave represented by the Northern Qi Dynasty.
3. Nanxiangtang Temple is located in the west pass of Jiaokou (now Xizhifang Village), one of the eight scenic spots in ancient Taihang, and consists of grottoes, castles on mountains, temples and ancient pagodas. Founded in 565, it has a history of 1400 years. There are 7 grottoes, with more than 3,700 statues of different sizes, and as many as 38 statues engraved with year numbers. All the grottoes were carved in the Northern Qi Dynasty, and there are many Mo Yan statues in Sui and Tang Dynasties inside and outside the grottoes and on the nearby rock walls. There are Song Pagoda, Ming and Qing temples and century-old trees in the temple.
4. Jade Emperor Pavilion was originally named "Jade Emperor Ming has no Liang Pavilion". Huali, located in the southeast of Nanxiangtang Temple, is a beam-less building with brick structure. It was built in the Wanli period of Qin Long in the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1567- 1573) and rebuilt in the 22nd year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1896), covering an area of 300 square meters. The pavilion was built on the stone coupon platform, and the coupon edge was engraved with four dragons, two phoenixes and flowers. There are no beams or columns in the pavilion. The roof of the exhibition hall is supported on brick arches that jump layer by layer, with a total of 24 floors.
5. The Cliff Stone Carving of Laoyeshan is located on the south bank of Nanxiangtang Temple, across the river and under Yuanbaoshan. It was built in the late Tang Dynasty. The stone carving is a relief Buddhist stone carving, which is less than 1 m high and about 20 meters long. It is staggered up and down, with two rows of niches, seven niches and 83 statues of different sizes, with different Buddhist, tantric and Taoist themes. It forms a triangular natural scenic spot with Nanxiangtang Temple and Wuliangge.
6. The Black Dragon Cave is located at the foot of Yuanbaoshan. Cave is a deep limestone cave, which is formed by perennial erosion of groundwater, and then exposed to water due to changes in groundwater level and crust. There is a spring under the cave, called Black Longquan, which is one of the main water sources of Fuyang River. Black Dragon Springs are mostly ejected from crevices and caves, just like dragons spitting water. There are 26 large spring eyes and countless small spring eyes at the east-west 100 meter of Longdong, forming a spring group.