Jinlan tower

Jinlan tower

Juanlan pagoda is located on the shore platform at the intersection of Minjiang River and Shouxi River after Xuankou town government of Wenchuan County. It is one of the eight sceneries in Xuankou town. State level cultural relics protection units.

The nine level brick Pagoda with dense eaves is located in the southeast to the northwest. The plane of the tower base and the tower body is square and white mortar is used for plastering. The base of the tower is slightly inward from top to bottom. The bottom is 2.6 meters long and 6.5 meters high. An arched gate is opened in the southwest, 2.4 meters high and 0.80 meters wide. There are nine levels of dense eaves in the pagoda, which are closed from bottom to top. The eaves of the towers on each floor are stacked with bricks and protruded outwards. The height of each floor decreases from the bottom to the top. A small arched window is opened in the middle of each side of each floor, and the top is a hexagonal cusp. The tower is 21 meters high. On the inner wall of the first layer of the tower, there is "Yao chuidian, Mo Xun, Zhao Dai Zao, Kan Xing, Gou Hanzhang, and Xie Yinchang. In 1844, it was founded in the 24th year of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty. "Guanxian Zhi" also records that "Yao Qinglan, a scholar in charge of Qing Dynasty, built the pagoda.".

Address: Xuankou Town, Wenchuan County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture (intersection of Minjiang River and Shouxi River)

Longitude: 103.480184

Latitude: 30.989097

Ticket information: free.