Double Pagodas at Baisikou Review

The scenic parking lot is still a few hundred meters away from the scenic spot, and it is stipulated that you must wear a mask to enter. The scenic spot is free and parking is 5 yuan. The scenic spot is not big, there are not many people, you can watch it slowly, you can also climb the mountain. Generally speaking, the twin towers at the mouth of the temple are a place worth visiting.

Location: Baisikou Twin Towers is located at Baisikou in the west of Helan County. It takes about 40 minutes to drive from Yinchuan City. Tickets: Baisikou Twin Towers do not need tickets, register the license plate, and pay a parking fee of 5 yuan. The two towers are 100 meters away from each other, and they are a pair of brick pagodas. The tower on the east side is called the east tower. It is a positive octagonal building, 13 floors high, each floor under the tower, there are various animal heads reliefs on each side, the west tower is also 13 floors high, the thicker shape of the east tower is parabolic, and it has been found in Sanskrit, Xixia text and Yuan Dynasty silver coins. The twin towers are the most complete Xixia Buddha towers to date, nearly 1,000 years old. There is no need to come specifically. When you go to Helan Mountain Rock Paintings, you can come and see it. On the hillside behind the tower, the photo angle is the best!

Baisikou Twin Towers, about an hour's drive from Yinchuan City, there is no ticket here, only a symbolic five yuan parking fee! Maybe due to the inconvenience of transportation, there are not many tourists! But the scenery here is not bad at all! The twin towers have a history of thousands of years. Like a pair of lovers, they stand at the entrance of the beautiful Helan Mountain Pai Temple. There is a peach tree under the tower. I hope that time can solidify this. I can sit under the peach tree and watch the tower quietly. For a long time, long time ......

The extremely wonderful twin towers are a little bit biased, it is best to drive by yourself

It is the most complete of the Xixia Buddhas, which have been around for more than 1,000 years. From a distance, it is simple and spectacular, and it is made more holy by the white snow when it encounters heavy snow.