Jingtu temple in Yingxian
Jingtu temple in Yingxian, Buddhist temple in China
The Jingtu temple, known for its wooden pagoda, stands as an architectural wonder in Ying County.
Jingtu temple has been a testament to the enduring legacy of Buddhist cultural heritage since the Liao dynasty.
This temple is a fusion of religious significance and ancient Chinese wooden architecture.
Visitors can access the Jingtu temple via a short drive from Datong city.
It features the world's oldest fully wooden pagoda recognized by UNESCO.
Location: Ying County
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