Seven futu tower

Qiji futu pagoda, located in the east of the blissful temple, was built in 1924 by the 44 disciples of Linji sect, one of the five Zen schools. It is an octagonal seven storey Pavilion style brick pagoda. About 37 meters high, the layout is rare in China, the front facing south, close to the brick building hard mountain style underground hall. In front of the hall, there are three open halls with rolling shed, and two tower style bell and drum towers are set on both sides. Windows are opened on the East, South, West and north sides of the pagoda. The rest of the pagoda is surrounded by arched niches with 31 vivid arhat reliefs. The hall and tower are interlinked, offering seven bronze statues of three Buddhas, four Bodhisattvas. There are wooden ladders in the tower for visitors.

Transportation:

Take No. 6, No. 55, No. 104, No. 74, No. 78 and wait until you get off the engineering university to find the blissful temple. The seventh level futu pagoda is in the east courtyard of the blissful temple.

Blissful Temple Pagoda

synonym

Seven Fu Tu pagoda generally refers to the pagoda of the blissful temple

The pagoda is a cultural relic protection unit in Heilongjiang Province. Also known as the seven Fu Tu tower, Buddha pagoda. It is located at No.3 dongdazhi street, Nangang District, Harbin City, 30 meters away from the east courtyard of the blissful temple. In 1939 by? Monk jinglang, a disciple of master nc127? Xu, initiated a fund-raising project. The tower area covers an area of 23300 square meters and a building area of 1331 square meters. The pagoda is an octagonal seven story pavilion type brick pagoda, 29.7 meters high. The pagoda is adjacent to a brick hall dizang hall in the south, with a three room wide surface and a hard mountain roof. In front of the hall is another open hall with three coupons.

The pagoda is a cultural relic protection unit in Heilongjiang Province. Also known as the seven Fu Tu tower, Buddha pagoda. It is located at No.3 dongdazhi street, Nangang District, Harbin City, 30 meters away from the east courtyard of the blissful temple. In 1939, monk jinglang, a disciple of master nc127 Xu, initiated a fund-raising project. The tower area covers an area of 23300 square meters and a building area of 1331 square meters. The pagoda is an octagonal seven story pavilion type brick pagoda, 29.7 meters high. The pagoda is adjacent to a brick hall dizang hall in the south, with a three room wide surface and a hard mountain roof. In front of the hall is another open hall with three coupons. There is a two-story tower bell and Drum Tower on the East and west sides of the tower and the front courtyard. There are windows on the East, South, West and north sides of the pagoda. The rest of the pagoda have arched niches with 31 Arhats inside. The hall is connected with the pagoda. There are seven statues of Amitabha Buddha, Sakyamuni, pharmacist Buddha, Guanyin, Manjusri, Puxian and dizang Bodhisattva. There are wooden ladders in the tower for people to visit. On the inner wall of the pagoda and hall are the murals of the Buddhist stories of the three Buddhas and four Bodhisattvas mentioned above. The sparrows under the eaves of the towers on each floor are carved with reliefs of dragons, phoenixes, lions and cranes. The layout of tower, hall and hall is unique, which is rare in China. Light windows are set on the East, South, West and north sides of the pagoda. Other pagoda walls are built with arched niches and 33 arhat reliefs. Below the tower is the netherworld hall. There are wooden ladders on each floor of the tower for bird's-eye view. The local components and decoration of the tower body have western architectural style. There are two plaques inscribed by Zhao Puchu, President of China Buddhist Association, on the door of the hall.

Address: Nangang District, Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province

Longitude: 126.66531670093

Latitude: 45.778442902855

Tel: 028-85568847

Tour time: 1-2 hours

Ticket information: Free