2. Pingxingguan: Pingxingguan is located on the bottle-shaped ridge of Pingxingguan Village in Hengjian Township and belongs to the national protection unit. Founded in the Ming Dynasty, it was maintained in different degrees in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The peaks around Pingxingguan are tall and straight, the pass is narrow and the terrain is dangerous. It is a battleground for ancient and modern military strategists and one of the nine famous passes in China.
3. Yanshan Temple: Yanshan Temple, formerly known as Lingyan Temple, is located in Tianyan Village at the northern foot of Wutai Mountain in Yukou, southern Fan Shi. Founded in the third year of Jin Dynasty, it has been repaired many times in Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. Yanshan Temple faces south and has an irregular rectangular plane. The main hall of the temple has been destroyed. There are three existing buildings, three south halls, three east and west halls, four other halls, three meditation rooms, one hanging flower gate and one bell tower at the mountain gate. Except for the South Hall, the rest are buildings from the late Qing Dynasty to the folk era.
4. Princess Temple: Located in Princess Village, Xingyuan Township, Fan Shi, Xinzhou City, Shanxi Province, it is a provincial key cultural relics protection unit. It was built in the Northern Wei Dynasty for Princess Cheng Xin of the Northern Wei Dynasty to escape the suffering of the world of mortals and become a monk. The existing halls are all buildings of the Ming Dynasty. The temple is complete in construction, large in scale, with exquisite murals and high artistic value.