Bajingtai Pavilion

Bajingtai Pavilion

Bajingtai Pavilion is a cultural tourism attraction.

Bajingtai Pavilion is situated within Bajing Park in northern Ganzhou City, where the Zhang River and the Gong River meet. It is a provincial-level key scenic area. Constructed during the Jiayan era of the Northern Song Dynasty (1056–1063), the pavilion was named after Magistrate Kong Zonghan built the platform, painted the "Eight Scenic Views of Qianzhou," and sought poems from Su Shi based on the painting. Many poets of past dynasties have left inscriptions here. The pavilion is built along the ancient city wall, standing 28.5 meters high with a total area of 574 square meters. Its red walls and green-tiled roof present a majestic and splendid sight, perched on the ancient city wall at the confluence of the Zhang and Gong Rivers. From the top, visitors can enjoy views of emerald waters, white sails, green trees, and red buildings, while the river breeze refreshes the spirit.

Transportation: Bajingtai Pavilion is located at the northernmost part of the urban area. Travel north along Wencheng Road to Jianguo Road, and continue straight to the end of Jianguo Road to reach the site.

Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province