Bingwei tower

Bingwei tower

Located on the South Bank of Xijiang River, tiedingjiao mountain top was built in 1824, the fourth year of Daoguang reign of Qing Dynasty. It is of blue brick structure. The tower is hexagonal, 7 stories high and 34 meters.

Development history

Located on the South Bank of Xijiang River, tiedingjiao mountain top was built in 1824, the fourth year of Daoguang reign of Qing Dynasty. It is of blue brick structure. The tower is hexagonal, 7 stories high and 34 meters. Each layer of the tower eaves is decorated with lotus pattern relief, which is very spectacular. On the first floor, yuan Weishuan, the governor of Wuzhou in the Qing Dynasty, inscribed "wenluan towering and beautiful", and on the second floor, the inscription "Bingwei tower" (which has been lost), which was written and engraved by Chen Jichang, the Guangxi transportation envoy of the Qing Dynasty.

Address: Changzhou District, Wuzhou City, Guangxi

Longitude: 111.27472686768

Latitude: 23.486391067505