Tiangai Temple is located on the top of Mengding Mountain. It was founded in the Han Dynasty and rebuilt in the Song Dynasty. The temple covers an area of ??8,000 square meters, facing the mountains in the distance. It is surrounded by 12 thousand-year-old ginkgo trees. In the middle is the stone pillar hall of Ming Dynasty architecture, which is where Wu Lizhen, the founder of Mongolian tea, grew tea. There is a full-length statue of Master Wu Lizhen in the main hall, surrounded by pictures, texts and objects showing the history of Mengding tea. This is the best place to enjoy tea in Mengding. In front of the temple and behind the hall, there is a forest of steles in the ancient square. There are many titles and publications, among which the stele "Damengding Mountain in the World" is the most.
The Imperial Tea Garden: It is located among the five hills of the main peak of Mengding. Because the surrounding peaks are shaped like lotuses, the Imperial Tea Garden is located in the heart of the lotus, making it a "fengshui treasure land". Wu Lizhenzhi, the founder of Mongolian tea in the Han Dynasty Seven "Lingming Seeds" are here. "The fairy mist surrounds the top of the mountain, and the spiritual spring boils the green tip. The purple sand is filled with jade dew, and the sweetness moistens the heart." Hu Bingyan's poem "Fairy" also describes this tea.
Ganlu Stone Chamber: Located at Ganlu Peak on the left side of the Imperial Tea Garden, it is a single-room all-stone structure with double slope roofs in the Ming Dynasty. The stone pillars, stone halls, stone brackets and stone roofs leak light but not rain, and the architectural style is very unique.