Towers and Pagodas

Overview The Dedesi Temple (大德寺) and its renowned Twins Pagodas (双塔) are located on Huashan East Road (华山东路), atop Zupian Mountain (祖遍山) on the eastern side of Wuhua Mountain...

🏞️ Cangshan Mountain – Luosha Pavilion (苍山罗刹阁): The Secret Realm of Guanyin Subduing the Demon 📜 Legend & Architecture The “Luosha Sealed Rock” Phenomenon – The pavilion sits atop...

Overview The Golden Pagoda Temple (金塔寺) is a folk temple that was originally built during the Tang Dynasty. It has undergone numerous reconstructions during the Ming and Qing Dynasties....

Introduction Guanmenkou Gate Tower, built by the Mu family (木氏) in Lijiang (丽江), serves as a central hub for tourism products in the ancient city. In 2009, Lijiang City...

Overview Guangbi Tower (光碧楼) is situated on the central axis of the Mu Palace (木府), which served as the residence of the Mu chieftains (木氏土司) during the Ming Dynasty...

Dengjue Temple (等觉寺), also known as Baoguo Temple (报国寺), is located on the east side of Baoguo Street (报国街), in the Ancient Town of Weishan (巍山古城), Weishan Yi and...

Tianjing Pavilion Scenic Area (天镜阁景区) is a Buddhist cultural site located on the eastern shore of Erhai Lake (洱海) in Dali (大理), specifically on the Luoqian Peninsula (罗荃半岛). It...

Yunhe Tower (云鹤楼), located at the center of Heqing County (鹤庆县) in Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture (大理白族自治州), Yunnan Province (云南省), is a historic and architecturally unique ancient structure. Originally...

he Yuhuang Pavilion (玉皇阁) architectural complex is located in Caojian Village (漕涧村), Caojian Town (漕涧镇), Yunlong County (云龙县), Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture (大理白族自治州), Yunnan Province (云南省). It lies at...

The Jade Emperor Pavilion (玉皇阁), located in Shengquan Village (胜泉村), Laojie Town (老街镇), Yongping County (永平县), is a key cultural relic protection unit at the county level. Originally built...

The Jade Emperor Pavilion (玉皇阁) is located in Yongzeng Village (永增村), Xinjie Town (新街镇), Midu County (弥渡县), Yunnan Province (云南省). Originally constructed in the tenth year of the Yongzheng...

On August 19th of the 12th year of the Chongzhen reign (1639), the renowned traveler Xu Xiake (徐霞客) departed from Menghua (蒙化, now known as Weishan 巍山), passed through...