Tianxin Pavilion

Tianxin Pavilion is a three-story main building connected to two auxiliary pavilions through covered walkways in Tianxin District. The structure displays traditional Chinese roof designs and features guardian lion sculptures at key points.

The building was originally constructed during the Ming Dynasty in the 14th century and later served as a military command post during the Taiping Rebellion. It played an important role in military operations of that era.

Chonglie Pavilion, built in 1946, functions as a memorial space dedicated to historical military figures. Visitors come here to reflect on the soldiers and leaders commemorated within.

The site is open to visitors and offers information kiosks along with amenities throughout the surrounding grounds. Guided tours of the pavilion complex are available to help visitors understand the different sections.

Hidden beneath the structure are secret tunnels that proved crucial during historical military engagements. These underground passages reveal the strategic engineering used in military fortifications of that period.

Location:

Part of: Eleven Chinese Historical and Cultural Buildings

Website: http://hntxg.cn

GPS coordinates: 28.18936,112.98799

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:02