With stacked mountains and lush trees in a deep and quiet valley, the Tang and Song dynasty residence complex on Mountain No.1 is mainly divided into four clusters of courtyards, possessing the first combined waterfall in Hengdian over 20m high and several large-area garden scenes.
The Tang palace complex in Mountain No. 3 highlights the magnificent, solemn and majestic architecture of the Tang Dynasty, with towers, pavilions and flying eaves, and palace roads scattered with twists and turns.