Jului Pagoda

Jului Pagoda

Jului Pagoda is a cultural heritage site protected by Hainan Province.

Jului Pagoda is located in Tayang Town, Qionghai City, dating back to the Ming Dynasty. It is a cultural heritage site protected by Hainan Province.

Protected Area: Defined by the pagoda’s boundaries, extending 13.85 meters eastward, 31.57 meters southward, 46.53 meters westward, and 31.20 meters northward, covering a total area of 3,032.44 square meters.

Tayang Town: Tayang Town derives its name from the historic Jului Pagoda and the vast, open fields of Datianyang. It is an ancient town rich in historical and cultural heritage, as well as picturesque pastoral scenery.

Tayang Town is located in the northeastern part of Qionghai City, 6 kilometers from Jiaji urban area, 7.9 kilometers from Qionghai High-Speed Railway Station, and 10 kilometers from the entrance of Hainan Ring Expressway. Provincial Highway Qiongwen runs through the entire town, offering very convenient transportation. The town covers an area of 69 square kilometers, with a total population of 30,335, and governs 15 administrative villages. It has 31,690 mu of basic farmland and 4,966 mu of forest land. The town features a diverse range of industries… More details about Tayang Town++

Further Reading:

· Seventh Batch of Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Fujian Province