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More than 50 meters west of the Mihun Terrace, there are two adjacent viewing platforms at different heights. On the higher platform stands a small pavilion, with four eaves, eight pillars, and upturned corners, inscribed with the plaque "Yishen" (Refreshing the Spirit), and a couplet reading: "In this strange realm, clouds float around the pagoda; in the maze, visitors are enchanted."
Five meters east of the terrace, an overhanging cliff juts out horizontally, embedded above a deep valley, called the "Worship-the-Immortals Terrace." Leaning on the railing and looking around, Yaozizhai, Yangzhai, and Heicongnao stand like emerald screens, arrayed against the sky. Below, the Golden Whip Stream winds eastward, and the Shadao Gully cuts southward through the peaks. In the deep, dark valley, more than a dozen stone peaks are scattered in picturesque disorder, towering and elegant, forming a huge spectacle of "Immortals Gathering," inspiring reverence and solemn worship.
Twenty meters west of the terrace, a rocky spur extends forward more than 40 meters, only 4 meters wide, with green trees shading both sides and the front end, overlooking a deep valley. At the tip is a platform of about 10 square meters, offering views no different from those at the Worship-the-Immortals Terrace.
