Mysterious Light is a praise for Monk Dizang. When at an old age, he led his disciples to Nantai, sitting cross-legged and reading sutra. He died there and his body stayed as fresh as he were alive after three years. It was believed that Dizang Bodhisattva was reincarnate in him, thus he was called “Golden Dizang”. It is said that “Round Light” appeared above the peak, which is extoled as mystery. Nantai, the old name, was replaced by Shenguang Ridge. Later, a T-store, octagon wooden tower was built upon the stone tower, outside which a palace worshipping the holy buddhist relics was built. After thousands of years' continual repair, it appears more and more grand. The whole palace is sorrounded by trees, shadowed by jade green pines and cypresses. On the south porch of the palace, hung a golden inscribed board saying “First Mountain in southeast” on the north gate, a board inscribed “Bu Jing Sheng Di” is hung, under which there is a semi-circl balcony, with two bel buildings on each side. There are 99 years' of age of Dizang. The palace holding the relics is a certainly-go-place for tourists. Espeically on 30th, July, the birthday of Dizang, thousands of pious men and wowen would rush there to pay him homage, they circle around the tower while reciting sutra even without rest at night. Every year before and after the festival, there is a temple fair held there, lasting for half a month, which combines buddhist ceremony, tourism and commercial activity together, it is really buzzling with unique exiciterment.

Roc listening to sutra is commnonly known as “Eagle scratching the rock”. On the east of Tiantai, behind Baijing Tai, a massive rock, about 30 meters high, sticked to the cliff, it is shaped in a huge roc, the mouth and wings can be easilky traced. Legend has hold that monk Dizang always reading sutra here, the roc came to listen and was gradually moved to stone. Baijing Tai was contructed during the Qing Dynasty, in which there is a rectangular stone with dented footprint on it, it is said that it was monk Dizang's, formed by long time worship on bounded knees.

On the way to Tiantai, there stands a stone very similar to Kwan-yin, therefore it's called Kwan-yin Peak. A temple named “Temple upon Kwan-yin Peak” is next to it. Overlooked from the behind of the temple, “the stone kwan-yin” has plump cheeks, whose chest is a bit pushing forward, she is neatly dressed and going northeast. Surroundings include Xiantao Peak, Xianglu Peak, Candle Peak.

Longchi Waterfall is also called “Longtan Pool”, located in the vally between Yunfeng Peak and Chaxiao Peak. It is the place where Qianchi Spring and Jiuhua Brook meet, and is named after Longxi Brook. Folk legend holds that Longchi is “unmeasureably deep and forever full, a place where a dragon lived”. Longxi Brook rushes fast between two cliffs, like an arrow on the bow, down quickly to the rocks in Longchi, so the waves crush and sound like peal of bell.

On the high-to-sky Mokong Peak, there stands a nunnery, first named “Zhaixing Nunnery”. During Wanli period, Ming dynasty, Haiyu monk built a cootage there and cultibated himself, he lived to 110 years old, his body stayed fresh for three years after he died, which was attired with gold and enshrined in the nunnery. In 1630, the 3rd year of Congzhen Period in the Ming Dynasty, he was granted “Yingshen Boddhisattva”, the tower was granted “Lotus Baozang”, the board was inscribed “kindess is the most happiness”, in the same year, the nunnery was converted into a temple, granted “Baisui palace”. After being extended, it was renamed “Wannian Temple”, Baisui Palace is five-stored standing highly on the edge of of a precipice, which is both magnificient and grand. The inner palace is pleasanly asymmetrical, secluded and quiet. The golden inscribed board which reads:“Granted Baisui Palace, protecting temple”, was written by president of Baiyang Government, Li Yuanhong. Standing here, tourists can enjoy the superb panorama of Jiuhua Street.