银川玉皇阁

The Jade Emperor Pavilion reaches 22 meters in height and spans 1,040 square meters, featuring wooden architecture with winged eaves and curved roofs.

Built in the Ming Dynasty and later reconstructed after an earthquake in the Qing period, this structure transformed from a bell tower into a Taoist temple.

The pavilion forms part of an architectural group that includes bell and drum towers, representing elements of Chinese mythology through its design.

Located at the intersection of Jiefang Road and Yuhuangge Street in Yinchuan, the pavilion opens daily from 9:00 to 17:00 except Mondays.

The structure combines elements of a bell tower, drum tower, and religious temple into a single architectural design that resembles a flying roc.

Location: Xingqing District

GPS coordinates: 38.46482,106.28410

Latest update: March 4, 2025 04:28