Dragon claw Tower Scenic Spot

Dragon claw Tower Scenic Spot

The dragon claw pagoda scenic spot is named after the dragon claw pagoda on the dragon claw mountain (also known as Yuyin mountain). The dragon claw pagoda is a key protected cultural relic in Sichuan Province, and it is said that it was built by Luban. But according to the cultural relics department, the tower was built in the Tang Dynasty.

In 1747, the additional edition of Dazhou Zhi Yu Tu (map of Dazhou Zhi) had already drawn the map of Longzhushan, which was revised twice in 1813 and 1888 respectively. The building area of the tower bottom is 57.4 square meters, the bottom is 15 meters thick, the outer diameter is 6 meters long, and the perimeter is 26.7 meters. Each floor is decorated with brick eaves, and there are 4 small windows on the other 8 floors except the first floor. The top of the tower is sealed with a large cast iron pot, which has gone through thousands of years of wind, frost, rain and snow. When you climb the pagoda, you can see the city from afar, and the buildings are dotted with shadows.

Longzhao mountain is a lonely peak, standing on the river side. There is a deep pool at the foot of "Rulong shuzhao" mountain, which is called Longzhao pool. Looking down at the deep pool, the blue waves are rippling and a hundred boats are competing with each other.

Address: beside Tatuo square, Tongchuan District, Dazhou City

Longitude: 107.48052215576

Latitude: 31.206857681274