Hua Pagoda of Guanghui Temple

The Hua Pagoda reaches 40.5 meters in height, featuring an octagonal structure with three stories constructed entirely from brick materials.

Dating from the Tang Dynasty and reconstructed during the Jin Dynasty, this pagoda stands as a testament to Chinese architectural evolution through centuries.

The exterior walls display detailed brick sculptures depicting lions, tigers, elephants, dragons, and various Buddhist figures that represent traditional Chinese religious art.

Visitors can access the pagoda from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, with an entrance fee of 10 yuan, reaching it via bus 201 and 2 from Shijiazhuang.

Four small hexagonal single-story pagodas attach to the corners of the first level, creating an uncommon architectural arrangement in Chinese religious structures.

Location: Zhengding County

GPS coordinates: 38.13181,114.56583

Latest update: March 7, 2025 04:01