Baolun Pagoda

Baolun Temple Pagoda is in the Shaanxi Scenic Area. Take a big stone to the ground and you will hear the sound of hippos. There is a clear pool next to it, which is round. There is a round bridge next to the clear pool. There are many kinds of stones behind. There are round, claw-shaped, cylindrical, etc. There are many pomegranates below. There is a path in front, and there are trees next to it. It is called Pagoda Garden.

Baolun Temple Pagoda was built for Tang Seng Daoxu, and Jin Dading was rebuilt for 17 years (1177 AD) by monk Zhixiu, more than 800 years ago. It is located in the southeast of the former city of Shaanzhou (Old City of Shaanxi County), Hubin District, Sanmenxia City, Henan Province. It was originally the temple tower of Baolun Temple in Shaanzhou City. The temple has been destroyed early and the tower is unique. Baolun Temple Pagoda is called Baolun Temple Three Holy Shelly Pagoda, commonly known as the Wild Goose Pagoda, one of the four existing echo buildings, named for the clasp of the tower. It was listed as the fifth batch of key cultural relics protection units in 2001.

Baolun Temple Pagoda was originally built for Tang Seng Daoxu, and Jin Dading was rebuilt for 17 years (1177 AD) by monk Zhixiu, which has a history of more than 800 years. Located on Shaanzhou Road, Hubin District, Sanmenxia City, Henan Province, the temple has long been destroyed, and the tower is unique. Baolun Temple Pagoda is called "Baolun Temple Three Holy Shelly Pagoda", commonly known as "The Wild Goose Pagoda", one of the four existing echo buildings, named for the clasp of the tower with the echo. In 2001, it was listed as the fifth batch of key cultural relics protection units in the country.

The environment is good, the air is fresh, and the name is Hama Tower. It is amazing and worth going!

Sanmenxia Baolun Temple Tower is one of the four major echo buildings in China. Located in Shaanzhou Park, Sanmenxia City, the pagoda garden was built because the temple was destroyed early. The pagoda was built in Tang Daoxiu monks and was rebuilt in about 1177 in the Jin Dynasty. The pagoda is a 13-level brick tower that can be climbed and overlooked. If visitors hit the palms around the tower, they will hear a similar scream, very magical!