Wu Hou Shrine is located in Qishan Village, Li County, Longnan City. It contains Zhuge Liang's statue and many banners with inscriptions written by famous individuals. It is a county-level protected important cultural item. At the front of the shrine, visitors can see the Xihanshui Tributary flowing westward. One can also see the Zhuge Army's Jiuzhai Fortress. To the south, there is Maquangou, where cavalry horses are trained, and Shangma Stone, where Kong Ming test-rode horses. Across from the south side, there are over ten relic sites, such as Mount Daqi, where visitors can go for sightseeing.

Fuxi Temple was originally named Taihao Palace and also known as Renzong Temple. It was built from the 19th to the 20th year of the Chenghua Period of the Ming Dynasty and has undergone several lots of renovation work to create a large architectural complex. Facing South, the majestic complex presents a distinctive style of traditional Chinese architecture. Fuxi was the first emperor in ancient legends, so the complex is designed like a palace. It is China's largest architectural complex honoring Fuxi.