Situated between Rope Suspension Bridge and Shanfang, Yikou Calm Lake has a broad surface of water, with the lakeshore shaping like a bay, surrounding which are mostly the gentle slopes of the hill with flourishing plants. Danxia scenery of Mountain Mao'er can be seen from the north, and queer and perilous red cliffs of Longwang Rock can be seen from the south, with the color of the lake and mountain merging in each other. It is an ideal destination for the construction of summer resort mountain villas and for relaxation & holiday-spending. And it is also a prime base for carrying out water sports. By now, a summer resort mountain villa of Minghe has been built.

Shuiji Waterfall, also known as Baishuiji Waterfall, is the largest waterfall at Golden Lake. It is double-tiered with a distance of over 100 meters between. The upper one is Xieji Waterfall, the lower one is Shuiji Waterfall, and both of them have a cliff of displacement of about 10 meters wide and 20 meters deep, offering a spectacular sight.

Situated on the northern edge of Meikou Calm Lake, it is a gorge like one-ray sky on water almost in the direction of north to south with the narrowest part of only two meters wide hardly for a cockleboat to pass through. There is a round pond with a diameter of about 20 meters at the end of One-Ray Sky on Water. Precipices stand high around the pond, leaving a very narrow view to look up to. With the one-ray sky reflected in water, and a ray of sunlight pouring down the water, the infinite variety of landscape is amazing and really seldom seen in China.

Situated on the west side of the scenic zone of Meikou Calm Lake, from Mountain Maoer to Hutou Stockade, Mountain Mao'er Scenic Zone is where the National Forest Park lies. And it is a scenic zone that integrates the landscape of Danxia landform and forest park. The 150-odd-meter-high Sanjian (Three-Sword) Peak in the zone is the symbol of Large Golden Lake, and a rare landscape in China as well.

Uniquely constructed, Ganlu Rock Temple lies in the cave of Ganlu Rock that is narrow inside while wide open outside. The spring water oozing from the rock layers in the temple is clear, sweet and cool like manna, and is called Dragon Spring, hence the name Ganlu (literally manna) Rock Temple. The temple was wholly constructed with wood, connected with T-shape negative tilts without a single iron nail used.