Puxian tower

Puxian pagoda is a round vase shaped pagoda, which is thick and simple. The north wall of the pagoda is inlaid with a statue of "Bodhisattva without Puxian in the South". The pagoda gets its name from this. The top of the tower is a round umbrella cover with two rings of wheels and beads. The tower stands on the top of Xiangshan Mountain and is integrated with the landscape. From a distance, it looks like a sword handle or a vase on the back of an elephant. Therefore, it is also known as the sword handle tower and the vase tower. This tower is typical of the surrounding landscape, quite harmonious and spectacular. The legend of the pagoda is based on the stories of demons and demons in the myth, and the sages subdue demons to convert them to Buddhism. It also has the auspicious spirit of "Baoxiang Shengping", which means to praise the Ming Dynasty for unifying the land of China.

Puxian tower

Located at the top of Xiangbi mountain in Guilin City, Puxian tower is a Lama or solid brick tower built in the early Ming Dynasty.

Protection status

Guilin key cultural relics protection unit.

Architectural features

Puxian tower is a Lama or solid brick tower. It was built in the early Ming Dynasty. On the north side of the second floor of the tower, there is a blue stone line engraved with "Nanwu Puxian Bodhisattva". From a distance, it looks like a sword handle or a vase on the back of an elephant. Therefore, it is also known as the sword handle tower and the vase tower. This tower is typical of the surrounding landscape, quite harmonious and spectacular.

Address: Xiangbi peak, Xiangshan Park, Xiangshan District, Guilin, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

Longitude: 110.293035

Latitude: 25.267343

Tel: 0773-2857643

Traffic information: No.16, No.23, get off at Xiangshan Park station

Ticket information: 75 yuan per person