Huilan Pagota

Huilan Pagota

Huilan tower, the second highest tower in China

Located in the southern suburb of Qionglai City, 1.5km long, it was built in the Qing Dynasty, 75.48m high and 13 stories in total. It is the second tallest brick tower in China and a provincial cultural relic protection unit. After a hundred years of wind and rain, it still stands tall, so it is also known as Zhenjiang tower. Climbing to the top of the tower, Linqiong ancient city has beautiful scenery.

Zhenjiang tower, also known as Zhenjiang tower, is a cultural relic protection unit of Sichuan Province. It is located 4km southeast of Qionglai City, on the Bank of the beautiful Danan River in Baolin township. The tower is a 13 level hexagonal pavilion type brick tower, 75.48 meters high, ranking the third highest in China. It is the highest ancient tower in Sichuan Province and the only one open to the outside world in Chengdu.

Address: Tazi village, Baolin Township, Qionglai City, Sichuan Province

Longitude: 103.4820326153

Latitude: 30.382725582197