Guidong East Tower Park
East Tower Park is located within the county of Guidong. The park is named after the East Tower (also known as Lufeng Tower), which was completed in the first year of the Wanli era of the Ming Dynasty (1573).
East Tower Park features beautiful scenery and an elegant, classic charm. Centered around the East Tower, nineteen scenic spots and areas have been developed, including "Lofty Wild Goose Pagoda," "Ancient Rock of the Recluse Scholar," "Dragon Roar at Dequan Spring," "Majestic Deer Ear Stone," "Resounding Stone Chime," "Secluded Immortal Cave," "Radiant Sunset over the Spring," "Cloud Cliff Soaring Dragon," "Cai Lun’s Bamboo Hut," "Deer Leaping through the Valley," "Zhuge Liang’s Light Phenomenon," "Pine Waves Roaring in the Wind," "Quick Green Grass Pavilion," "Zhao Yun Shooting a Halberd," "Breeze at Yuan Pavilion," "Sunset Glow over the Mountain Pavilion," "Wild Geese Descending on Rong Lake," "Xiangyi Tower," and "Statue of Ouyang Hai." These sites blend ancient and modern elements, offering not only aesthetic pleasure but also inspiration rooted in revolutionary heroism. The park is filled with lush pines, tall bamboos, drifting white clouds, and gentle breezes—making it a wonderful destination for travelers.
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