Yaopu Sanxian Palace in Nanfeng, Jiangxi

Built during the Qing Dynasty, the Yaopu Sanxian Palace faces east and sits west, with a depth of 16.5m and width of 14.3m. It features a two-wing brick and wood structure with a flush gable roof and through-tenon wooden frame. A rain shelter pavilion, approximately 6m in diameter and supported by two stone pillars, sits elegantly above the front and rear eaves of the courtyard. During Taoist ceremonies, the three immortals were temporarily enshrined here after being brought from Junfeng Mountain, hence the name "Sanxian Palace" (Palace of Three Immortals). Many of the building's brick walls are inscribed with the characters "Xiantan" (Immortal Altar). It is now a key cultural relic protection site in Nanfeng County.