Ayuwang Pagoda, Pagoda in Shanxi
The Ayuwang Pagoda, notable for its intricate brickwork, stands as a testament to Buddhist architecture.
This sacred edifice dates back to the Northern Wei Dynasty, approximately 1,500 years ago.
As a repository of relics related to King Ashoka, it is deeply significant in Buddhist traditions.
The site has been designated as a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level in China.
Its unique seven-story hexagonal structure makes it distinguishable from other Chinese pagodas.
Location: Shanxi
Material: brick
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