Explore the 700-year-old pavilion in Baoding

Unexpectedly, hidden within Baoding’s ancient city is a sky pavilion that has stood for seven centuries! 🏯 🏰【The past and present of Daci Pavilion】 Originally named Dabeige, it was first built in 1227 Commissioned by Zhang Rou, Duke of Cai during the Yuan dynasty Once the absolute high point of Baoding city ✨ The nickname "City Pavilion Reaching the Sky" fits perfectly Just standing below and looking up You’re already overwhelmed by its grandeur! 🤩 🙏【Must-visit spot】 A 9-meter-tall wooden statue of the thousand-armed, thousand-eyed Buddha So solemn and majestic it takes your breath away Looking up feels like traveling back in time ⏳ (Secretly, the Buddha statue is truly stunning!) 💡【Unexpected surprise】 Discovered the calligraphy of "Hongjian" written by Huangbo Yinyuan, a Chan master from the late Ming and early Qing dynasties 🔥 From Du Fu’s poem "Clear Weather": “The green knows the grass beyond the lake, the red sees the clouds east of the sea.” This literary sentiment Combined with the deep cultural heritage Is incredibly moving! ❤️ 🏛️【Architectural beauty】 The entire complex covers 1,600 square meters Includes the mountain gate, bell and drum towers, and the Hall of Heavenly Kings The layered layout is perfect for photos 📸 Designated a national key cultural relic protection unit in 2006 Truly a cultural treasure of Baoding! 🌟 ⚠️Tips: It’s best to visit on a sunny day The red corner towers against the blue sky are stunning Shooting from below looking up creates an amazing effect! 📍Photo spots: 1. Front view looking up at the full pavilion 2. Symmetrical composition of the mountain gate, a classic shot 3. Looking up at the Buddha statue inside the pavilion for a more dramatic angle 4. Find the "Hongjian" inscription for detailed close-ups