5. Lingguan Temple
　　The Temple is place is located in the half way from Jiangou village to Guxiang road of Miaofeng Mountain and was built to repect the Malingguan, the God to protect Buddist doctrine. The place is the first stop for people who came to Miaofent Mountain to offer incense during Ming and Qing dynasty, a kind of activity known as some sort of "reporting to the God one's visit".
6. Guxiang Road
　　The road collects 5 paths from different directions, north came the pilgrims from Niege village, middle north came from Beianhe, middle path came from Dajue temple, middle south came from Wofo temple, and south came from Sanjiadian. Along each path, scattered tea booths offering tea to satisfy thirst of tourists and allow them to have a rest. The place has a huge potential to be developed as a scenic spot.
7. Rose Garden
　　Miaofeng Mountain is famous known as the "homeland of roses" in China. Rose is a beautiful flower having great economic value. However, the roses planted in Miaofeng Mountain are particularly large in blossom with thick petals, dark red color and high oil content. When springs comes, the whole region will be spread with breath-taking flower sea with deep sweat fragrance filled into each cornor of air. It is really a fantastic scean you cannot miss.
8. Miaofeng Mountain Rangs
　　Miaofeng Mountain features the highest mountain range nearest to Beijing downtown. The height of its highest peak is 1291 meters above the sea level. Standing on the summit, you will get a whole picture of the city. The main peak is the best ideal place for observation of sunrise, dawnglow and clouds sea.

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Yangdan Temple:
　　The temple is a famous loyal temple built in Liao dynasty and enjoyed its peak times during Jin dynasty. The magnificant-looking architecture is famous for accomplished monks and the grand scenery of "five-mountain and eight-pavilion", namely Jiji Mountain, Jinxiu moutain, Bijia mountain, Duxiu moutain and Lianhua mountain, Jieguan pavilion, Huixiang pavilion, Ximian pavilion, Jufu pavilion, Liefu pavilion, Longwang pavilion, Liyuan pavilion, Zhaoliang pavilion. During Jin dynasty and Yuan dynasty, the number of towers mounted up to over 800 and became the largest forest of towers in Beijing city.

Water Dropping Cave
　　As early as in Ming dynasty and Qing dynasty, the spot was a famous haunt for royals and high-ranked officials. It was listed one of the Eight Famous Sceneries in Wanpin according to the historical records of Kangxi period of Qing dynasty. The cave is 30 meters high and 5 meters deep under the ground, with beautiful flower blooming around and clicking water dropping from above, creating a misty, cool and quiet wonderland. The scene inside is particularly wonderful in winter as all water drops frozen into crystal columns formed in different shapes. There are five or six subcaves inside the main one, the largest can hold over 1000 persons at one time. A large quantity of stalactites leaning to the ground is one of the more spectacular features of the cave. But what attracts people most is the "Dragon Bed" lying in the middle of the cave which is 2.6m long and 1.5m wide, caved with fish scale patterns. It is said that a dragon has ever laid there hundreds of years ago.

Villa for Zhuang Shidun
　　Zhuang Shidun, the famous known loyal teacher of emperor Pu Yi, was a Scottish who graduated from Oxford University and ever worked as the secretary of HK Governor. To honor his work in teaching English to emperor Pu Yi, a villa was built under the scenic Miaofeng Mountain. Every April, Zhuang Shidun will come here to spend his summer vocation. Due to his special position in the royal family, the villa was invested heavily and built luxuriously, with the stele engraved with inscriptions from hand of emperor Pu Yi. Where the villa laid itself is right the place where the famous cherry plantation base is located. Thus, it provides an extra beautiful view of bridge, streams, birds and hares, quite like a mini picture of South China scenery.