Miaozhan Temple Twin Towers

Miaozhan Temple Twin Towers

In front of miaozhan temple, there are two square solid brick pagodas with dense eaves, which were built in the fourth year of the reign of emperor TAIDING (1327-1335). It was rebuilt many times and completed in Chenghua of Ming Dynasty. Two towers were built originally. The West Tower was destroyed by the earthquake in 1833, and the East Tower still exists. The East and the West towers face each other. Every winter and autumn night, the jade rabbit rises to the East. The reflection of the two towers is like the nib of a pen, and the shadow moves, just like a master of God and man waving a large sum of money to write poems, praise the heaven and earth, and bless the world. Therefore, it is called "writing the sky with a pen".

Introduction to architecture

In front of miaozhan temple, there are two square solid brick pagodas with 13 stories of dense eaves, which were built in the fourth year of emperor TAIDING of Yuan Dynasty (1327-1335). It was rebuilt many times and completed in Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty. It was originally a twin tower. The West Tower was destroyed by the earthquake in 1833, and the East Tower still exists. The current Sita was rebuilt in 2001. The tower, 17.5 meters high, is a square platform with a side length of 5.5 meters. It has 1-12 floors and is surrounded by niches. On the top, there are bronze Mirs and golden winged birds to prevent floods.

geographical position

Miaozhan Temple Twin Towers 043 Township Road, Guandu District, Kunming City

Related attractions

Distance from the scenic spot to be visited: Cuihu Park: about 11.5km Yunnan University: About 12km Dianchi Lake scenic spot (Haigeng Park): about 9.4km

Distance from other nearby scenic spots: about 0.1 km

Address: 043 Township Road, Guandu District, Kunming

Longitude: 102.75800323486

Latitude: 24.955900192261