Xia County Duiyun Cave Taoist Temple: Located in Shangniu Village, 23 kilometers west of Xia County, Shanxi Province. Construction of the cave temple began in the Ming Dynasty and was expanded in the Qing Dynasty. The existing buildings include the North Pole Platform, the Three Emperors Hall, the Three Saints Hall, the Zhenwu Hall, the Three Kings Shrine, the side rooms, the corridors, and the Taoist priests' quarters. It is surrounded by streams, with lush pine forests, a quiet and beautiful environment, and numerous scenic spots and historical sites. The Qing Dynasty inscribed the following eight scenic spots: Shuangjian Heliu (Two Streams Converge), Shixue Yinyun (Cave Hidden in the Clouds), Lupan Cengdian (Stairs and Platforms), Tingfu Qiaolin (Courtyard Looking Down on the Forest), Donglou Chaoyu (East Building Facing the Rain), Xidian Wanxia (West Hall with the Evening Sun), Bifeng Liuyue (Peak of the Brushes Leaving the Moon), and Gaotai Gusong (High Platform Soaring Alone).

  夏县堆云洞 道教庙宇。位于山西省夏县城西二十三公里处的上牛村。该洞建筑始于明代，清代曾有增修；现存北极台、三皇阁、三圣殿、真武殿、三王祠、厢房、廓庑、道舍等，为一组由殿阁庭院相连而构成的道观建筑群。周围涧水环绕，松林苍翠，环境幽雅，风景优美，名胜古迹众多，清代题有双涧合流、石穴隐云、路盘层磴、庭俯乔林、东楼朝雨、西殿晚霞、笔峰留月、高台孤耸八大胜景。