Chigang Pagoda, Cantonese pagoda in Guangzhou
The Chigang Pagoda is a historical tower located on the south bank of the Pearl River in Guangzhou.
Built in 1619 during the Ming dynasty, the Chigang Pagoda has witnessed over four centuries of Chinese history.
This architectural masterpiece symbolizes the flourishing maritime trade during its era of construction.
Visitors can find the Chigang Pagoda near the Canton Tower and explore the surrounding Haizhu District.
The pagoda's design was influenced by the geomantic belief in harnessing auspicious energy from the nearby Pearl River.
Location: Guangzhou
Inception: 1619
Material: brick
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