Meixi Pagoda

Meixi Pagoda

Meixi Pagoda is a cultural tourism attraction.

Meixi Pagoda is located in Meixi Village, Sanxiang Town, and was built in the late Qing Dynasty. The pagoda stands 13.13 meters tall, with a base circumference of 14.16 meters. It is a four-story, hexagonal, spire-roofed, pavilion-style brick pagoda. It remains well-preserved to this day and is regarded as a treasured relic of the village. It was restored through donations from Mr. Yu Furu. In 1988, it was renovated, with glazed ceramic tiles used to inlay the pagoda body and glazed tiles on the spire.

Sanxiang Town: Sanxiang Town is located in the southern part of the city, adjacent to Zhuhai City, covering an area of 93 square kilometers. It governs 12 village committees and 2 neighborhood committees, with a registered population of 37,000 and a non-registered population of 121,000. In 2006, guided by the Scientific Outlook on Development and aiming to build a “harmonious Sanxiang suitable for both living and business,” the town accelerated the transformation of its economic growth model, achieving steady development in its economy and social sectors. The gross domestic product reached 4.402 billion yuan, an increase of 11.11% over the previous year; the total output value of industry and agriculture was 10.697 billion yuan, up 17.24%; the ratio of the three industries was 1... More detailed information about Sanxiang Town++