Nü wa Palace Scenic Area consists of four groups of ancient buildings: Chaoyuan Palace, Tingyu Palace, Guangsheng Palace, and Wa Palace. Buildings such as Bagua Square and Waterfront Commercial Street are embellished among them. Each group of buildings follows the mountain terrain and is arranged in a staggered manner, blending seamlessly with nature.

The Ting Tai Palace was first built in the sixth year of the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty. The main hall is the Xiemadian, which is the main hall dedicated to N ü wa among the ancient buildings at the foot of the mountain and serves as a resting place for people;

The Wa Palace, first built in the Han Dynasty, is the main building dedicated to the ancestor Nü wa. It is located on the main peak of Zhonghuang Mountain, with the Dressing Tower and Welcoming Tower on both sides. The Bell Tower and Drum Tower face each other from north to south. The Northern Qi cliff carvings, Northern Qi grottoes, and stone statues can be found on the cliffs. It has been a place of pilgrimage throughout history;

Bagua Square is the main venue for folk worship activities and public worship of Nü wa;