The Taiqing Palace is located at the southeastern end of the mountain, surrounded by seven peaks of Baozhu Mountain. Laojunfeng is in the middle, and the left is Taoyuan Peak, Wanghai Peak and Donghua Peak, and the east is right. The right is Chongyang Peak, Qitao Peak and Wangmufeng. The palace is under the peak, the sea is current. Taiqing Palace covers an area of over 30,000 square meters and a building area of over 2,500 square meters. There are more than 150 houses consisting of the Sanguan Hall, the Sanqing Hall and the Sanhuang Temple. The annexes include Guan Yue Temple, East and West Hall, and Kun Dao Yuan. The seven peaks are surrounded by three sides, while the remaining side is facing the Yellow Sea. Like the emperor, sitting firmly on the seat of the emperor, in front of it is a vast school. Each hall has a mountain gate, and there is a door to the door. The house is simple and ancient, basically inheriting the scale and characteristics of the Song Dynasty. During the Yuan Dynasty, it became a true Taoist Taoist temple. It received strong support from the court and its status was rapidly improved. It was known as the second jungle after Baiyunguan. During the Ming Dynasty, the famous Taoist Zhang Sanfeng once practiced here. The plants on the roof make the place here more peaceful and quiet. The pilgrimage seems to be more devoted and dedicated.