Longtoushan Pagoda
Longtoushan Pagoda is a cultural tourism attraction.
The Tailongshan Pagoda in Taihe, also known as Hook Brain Pagoda, is an authentic Ming Dynasty structure with a history of over 600 years. It features a brick wall, hollow interior, and wooden floor structure, with an octagonal floor plan. The base has a diameter of about 10 meters, a circumference of 24 meters, a height of 36 meters, and walls that are 2.87 meters thick. The pagoda has nine levels, with the lower five levels featuring arched gates and the upper four levels having solid doors. Each level of the pagoda is adorned with interlocking brick eaves, beneath which are bracket sets. Visitors can spiral up from the ground floor to the top. Scenic views can be admired through the pagoda’s windows, and the river below can be overlooked. The ancient pagoda stands tall and graceful, exuding grandeur, simple yet classic design, and exquisite craftsmanship. It remains open to visitors today, and its thick, sturdy walls offer remarkable durability.
Yanxi Town: Located in the heart of the Jitai Basin, Yanxi Town lies to the east of the Gan River, 5 kilometers south of the county seat, bordering Ji’an to the north and the Taihe Economic Development Zone to the west. The town covers an area of 94 square kilometers and governs 11 village committees and 1 neighborhood committee, with a total population of 21,936. The Beijing-Kowloon Railway runs through the town from north to south, spanning 16.5 kilometers across 26 groups within seven village committees including Fenggang and Lianxi. The Jinggangshan Passenger and Freight Station is located here, making transportation convenient and the area rich in specialties. Products such as sugarcane, peanuts, plantain seeds, and red melon seeds enjoy fame both within and beyond the province, while beef cattle, fruits, and aquatic products are strong local industries. The town also boasts papermaking, chemical, casting,... More details about Yanxi Town++
Further Reading:
· Sixth Batch of Jiangxi Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Units
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