Kaiyuan tower

Kaiyuan pagoda is located in the third peak of Lingyang mountain, the site of Kaiyuan Temple in Xuancheng City (now on the right side of Xuanzhou cinema). The name of the pagoda changed with the name of the temple. It was called Kaiyuan Pagoda in the Tang Dynasty, Jingde Pagoda in the Song Dynasty, Duobao Pagoda in the Qing Dynasty and Yongning Pagoda in the Qing Dynasty. The tower has been built for more than 1600 years. In 1929, it was repaired once and twice after liberation. The existing nine level six side brick tower is 34 meters high. There is a spiral wooden ladder in the tower, and visitors can pick up the ladder directly to the top. You can have a panoramic view of the landscape around the city. Tang Xianzu, a famous dramatist in the Ming Dynasty, wrote a poem "Fu Tu in Kaiyuan Temple" when he lived in Xuan Dynasty. Poetry: "sit on the lotus tower, Yan Guan Bai Jian cloud. Qingxia City North Chung, green water west. The trees on the top of the mountain are misty with mist, and the flowers on the rocks are in the air. The wind chimes ring and the jade rings The shadow of Kaiyuan tower reflects the river, forming a "shadow of river tower", which is one of the scenic spots of Xuancheng. In the Qing Dynasty, Liu fangai wrote a poem "the shadow of the river tower:" the tower of the river city in the middle leakage, the ripples are not lost, it is hanging upside down like water, and the light thorn is equal to the sky. Ladder wave level, climb scale just like ascend. Man Kua Donghai City, clear white yinglingxi The Kaiyuan tower has been rebuilt many times from generation to generation, and its shape and structure have changed greatly. Only the thick iron chain hanging on the top of the tower's three vase retaining rings has remained the same since the Northern Song Dynasty.

Kaiyuan tower

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Kaiyuan Tower: Xuancheng City, Anhui Province

Kaiyuan Tower: Kaiping City, Guangdong Province

Address: the third peak of Lingyang mountain, Kaiyuan Temple site, Xuancheng City

Longitude: 118.760967

Latitude: 30.94832