Peifeng Tower

Peifeng Pagoda, commonly known as Wuli Pagoda, is located in Houkeng Village, Hongyang Town, Puning. It was built in the seventh year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty (1742). The tower is 36 meters high, with seven floors and an octagonal plane. It is a feng shui tower built with three-height soil. There are peculiar inner-turning stone steps to climb to each floor, and there are windows to overlook each floor. The eaves of the tower are stacked with red bricks. There is a caisson on the seventh floor. The top of the tower is composed of a large gourd and a small cast iron gourd with a weight of more than 1,000 catties supported by the upper three-wheeled lotus, which is unique. The Peifeng Pagoda is quaint and majestic in shape. It has stood majestically for more than 200 years.