The Hall of All Wonders in the main hall of Daluo Palace is the eighth and ninth floor of the thirteen-story palace. The exhibition hall displays exquisite colored sculptures from the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties in Mianshan, which is known as the "Dunhuang of Shanxi". Although the lights in the hall are dim, the colored sculptures are charming and you must take time to see them. The Sutra Pavilion on the top floor is the largest collection of books in China's scenic spots, but it is unfortunately not open to the public for the time being. It is said that the wood carvings, stone carvings and English, Japanese and Russian translations of the "Tao Te Ching" in the hall are a grand view of the culture of the "Tao Te Ching".
The total area of Daluo Palace is more than 30,000 square meters, the largest among all temples in the country. However, the date of its construction is unknown. The official record is that in the 11th year of Kaiyuan Period in Tang Dynasty (723 AD), Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty was grateful for the grace of the gods of Mianshan Mountain in protecting the Li Tang Dynasty, and he ordered the repair of the palaces in Daluo Palace. It was repaired many times in later dynasties until it was burned down by the Japanese army in 1940. The more than 60 halls seen now were rebuilt on the original site in 1998. This is why the Daluo Palace still retains its magnificent appearance with green walls and golden tiles today.