Yellow Court Temple is located under the Jixian Peak, which is along and mountain and near the gully, and formed by the folded stone. It has two entrances and three wing rooms, the pavilion is horizontal in the front, and building of temple connects with it lengthways, which still preserved the appearance of the old-style constructions. It is one of the key cultural relics preservation units in Hu'nan Province.
 
“If you want to pay your respect to the toward the grandmother in the heaven to the West Pool, you can just pay your respect to the lady.” This couplets on the door is a high praise for the most famous female Daoist temple——Yellow Court Temple.
 
The Chinese females' cultivation according to the religious doctrine is originated from Madam Wei, Yellow Court Temple created the first example of the females Taoists' cultivation according in our country; therefore Madam Wei and Yellow Court Temple enjoy extremely good prestige in Taoism. In front of the main palace, there is a ten feet square stone, it is said that it is the place for Madam Wei to fly into the heaven with the white sun backing, there are three Chinese characters engraved on it, namely “Flying Immortal Stone”. The top of stone is flat as a platform, while the downside is sharp, while it stands on the rock stably. It is said that in case of a person unintentionally point it with finger gently, it will slightly vibrates; In case of pushing it on purpose, it will firmly stand still even though the people push with joint forces. Around the temple, there are grotesquely-shaped jagged rocks, and the pines and maple trees grow thickly; In front of the temple, there is an area of plat ground with crisscrossing paths between fields. In the temple, where is about two hundred and fifty meters, there is a water pool, the billows of water strike the stones, and the sound spreads over the empty valley, it is just the White Dragon Pool. Under the foot of mountain in front of the temple, situated the Dragon Pool Reservoir, the water is deep, clear and green. During the sunny days, it has perfect match with the white clouds in the sky, presenting the scenery of the combination of the color of water and sky.

Zhusheng Temple is situated in the southeast of the great shrine of Southern Mountain, which is one of the five Buddhism jungles.

The temple is so spectacular and magnificent, mainly including front hall, main hall, depository of Buddhist scriptures, abbot room, arhat hall, etc. Especially in the arhat hall, 5oo arhat images are engraved in the two walls, which were sculpted by a monk called Xinyue. This monk was good at stone sculpture. He got arhat copies form Tianning Temple in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. Then he made his utmost to learn from the ancients continuously and experienced the reality. With his hard work, he finished sculpting these images in three years. These images are so true and vivid to life. They have distinct images different from each other. Some hunker, others expose their neck and shoulders, and still others hold Buddhist cane or broom. They look ahead, or ponder bowing their heads, either lying or standing. Their expressions are also very lively. Some laugh or cry, and others are angry or happy. From their faces and movements, it can be seen that these sculptures are so natural and elaborate, which are high praised by the people in the Buddhist and art fields.

Dashan Temple is located at the north branch street of the ancient town of Southern Mountain. This temple is initially set up in the South and North Dynasties, which is the place for the Zen master Chen Huisi to read the doctrines, and it was destroyed later. At the beginning of Tang Dynasty, it was reconstructed, the flourish and destroyed situation was unclear during Song and Yuan Dynasties. Currently, there are over forty large and small sized houses, such as the Gate of Mountain, the Son of Heaven Palace, the Side Hall, the Great Buddha's Hall, Sutra Collection Building, abbot's room, the small room, the storehouse, the dining hall of the temple and so on, the floor space amounts to more than 3,000 square meters. The constant number of shamans is 60-90, it is one of the five important Buddhism jungles of South Mountain in Qing Dynasty.