Puxian Dongyue Temple Taoist temple. Located on the top of Baishan Mountain, two kilometers east of Puxian County in Shanxi Province. It is commonly known as “Baishan Temple” because of the abundance of cypress trees on the mountain, which are lush and green all year round. The year of its construction is unknown. It was destroyed in an earthquake at the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty and rebuilt in the fifth year of the Yanhu reign (1318). It was repaired and expanded many times during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The temple is grand in scale and complete in layout, consisting of more than 60 buildings, including the main entrance, Lingxiao Hall, Yue Building, Conference Hall, Xian Pavilion, Dongyue Palace Hall, Hushi Ancestral Hall, Holy Mother's Hall, Qingxu Pavilion, Watchtower, and surrounding corridors. The main building, Dongyue Palace Hall, is 5 bays wide and 5 bays deep, with a full perimeter of steps and a double-eaved hipped roof. Behind the temple, below the ground level, are 15 cave dwellings that make up the 18 levels of hell. Each level is decorated with statues, and there are more than 120 statues of the Five Emperor Gods, the Ten Courts of Hell, the Six Ministers of Hell, and imps. This is an important physical resource for studying Dongyue beliefs and the folk legend of hell in China, and it is a masterpiece of Ming Dynasty clay sculpture and painting.

蒲县东岳庙 道教庙宇。在山西省蒲县城东二公里处的柏山之巅。因其山上柏树繁茂，四季郁郁葱葱，故而俗称“柏山庙”。创建年代不详，元代初期毁于地震，延祜五年(1318)重建，明清两代屡有修缮与增建。庙宇规模宏大，布局完整，由山门、凌霄殿、乐楼、议事厅、献亭、东岳行宫大殿、后士祠、圣母祠、清虚阁、角楼及环周楼廊等六十余座建筑组成；主体建筑东岳行宫大殿，面宽进深各五间，幅阶周匝，重檐歇山顶，内供奉东岳大帝及侍者塑像。庙内后方地平以下由十五孔窑洞组成十八层地狱，每层之中皆塑有像，十八层之内共塑有五岳大帝、十殿阎君、六曹判官、小鬼等像一百二十余躯，是研究东岳信仰及我国民间地狱说的重要实物资料，为明代泥塑彩绘神像之佳作。