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Close to the Xianfen Temple. Deep Taoist cave. Lots of pilgrims go there to burn incences. It does not seem advised to take this path in winter unless well prepared.
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金顶 Jīndǐng
With a towering, multi-face statue of Samantabhadra and vertigo-inducing views of the cloud sea around the mountain, the peak makes a perfect reward for the thigh-shattering climb from Baoguo.
华藏寺 Huázàng Sì
Near the summit. There is a terrace with a fine view.
万年寺 Wànnián Sì
A large monastery with a fantastic statue of Puxian Bodhisattva, who is depicted as riding a white elephant with six tusks. The monks there are great, and they add a good deal to the ambience of the mountain. A part of the temple is a modern re-construction.
白龙洞, White Dragon Cave
雷音寺 Léiyīn Sì
This temple, and some of the others temples tucked away in the seams of the mountain, are worthy of exploring, although many are cheaply-made, modern constructions.
报国寺 Bàoguó Sì
Contains a massive bronze bell, said to be heard from 16 km (10 miles) away when rung.